The next time Ken Starr shows up on TV, I wish

[ETStevens]

someone would ask him, "Do you think investigating the investigators is appropriate, because you spent years looking into Whitewater and wound up with consenusel sex."

"You also jailed people who would not give you the answers you wanted ".

Mic Drop!

[lostnfound]

1. Interrogate him about every single weird sexual practice he has ever thought to engage in

I wouldn’t want to HEAR his answers, too nauseating, but he fully deserves to be humiliated on TV until he runs off red faced and screaming.

Isn’t it TRUE that you had impure thoughts about farm animals? Isn’t it TRUE that you get off on wearing women’s underclothing? Isn’t it TRUE that you watch porn? Isn’t it TRUE that the kind of porn you watch includes ....

You get the idea.

[Grasswire2]

3. It was Kavanaugh who devised the pervy questions asked of Clinton.

Good Catholic boy that he is.

[Johonny]

2. I wish someone would remind him that he left Baylor in disgrace because he covered up rape

[RANDYWILDMAN]

4. Due to Baylor

They shouldn't even have him on.

He once was person of credibility/almost, but after Baylor these shows should not be putting him on.

[Hortensis]

5. I wish the interviewers would point out that his

corrupt behavior ruined his career, which might have lead to the Supreme Court if he'd kept his record cleaner. Like his Whitewater assistant Kavanaugh, he was corrupt and ruthless enough to justify advancement. Instead, he was tossed a college administrator position.

[BKDem]

6. Holier-than-thou panty sniffer

Shouldn't be welcome on TV.

[BigMin28]

7. No one in the media

would dare ask him such a question. I wish they would, but it is just not going to happen.