Ken Starr May Be Fired as Baylor President for Turning Blind Eye to Repeated Sexual Assault

[Stallion]

by Baylor football players. There have been about double digit sexual assaults by Baylor football players over many years during his tenure and evidence that Baylor tried to cover these cases up has caught the eye of several National media outlets. How ironic-Ken Starr is now the focus of a Special Investigation into the Scandal and its report is due soon. A terrible and unethical lawyer who failed to find anything but a BJ by the President but yet when he has an opportunity to actually remedy sexual assault victims he turns a blind eye for the sake of a winning Football program

http://www.scout.com/college/texas/story/1671399-sources-starr-will-be-bu-s-fall-guy

Baylor Scandal Time Line:

http://www.foxsports.com/college-football/story/something-s-rotten-at-baylor-and-it-s-way-past-time-to-pay-attention-042716

This week ESPN's Outside the Lines Discovered Still More Evidence of Assaults that Were Covered Up:

http://www.ourdailybears.com/baylor-football-offseason-2016/2016/5/18/11703544/espns-outside-the-lines-baylor-football-allegations

[Major Nikon]

1. Ken Starr charged $100 million to ferret out a blowjob

I can't imagine what the bill would be for repeated sexual assaults.

[scscholar]

5. And more recently defended Jeffrey Epstein

That alone is slimy enough to get him fired.

[ReRe]

12. Seriously?

... you've got to be kidding.

[Jitter65]

23. He is only interested in such things if you can accuse Bill or Hillary Clinton.

Otherwise, it means nothing to him and his lecherous buddies in the GOP.

[elehhhhna]

24. And lost his highly paid partnership at K&E in the process.

[Gomez163]

2. Time wounds all heels.

[Manifestor_of_Light]

3. He grew up in the next little town down the road from me.

A Methodist minister was asked his opinion of Ken Starr, because they grew up together. This minister was reluctant to say anything bad about anybody, so when he was asked about Ken Starr, he wouldn't say anything one way or the other.

[Jerry442]

4. Baylor, is of course a Baptist University.

I wonder, does it bother religious people at all that no one expects even an atom of decency from them any more?

[Ilsa]

6. Reminds me of a line from Angels and Demons when

Robert and the physicist are disarmed and threatened by the assassin. As he's leaving, he tells them to be careful out there -- after all, these are men of God.

Personally, I know a few Baptists that do decent work to help others. But most other helpful ones seem to come from other denominations.

But when it comes to judging others, I put the Baptists in first place.

[eggplant]

17. Well, except for maybe this guy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Carter

[Hekate]

18. Thanks; I was about to mention Jimmy Carter myself.

Kenn Starr can go to Hell, where in time he and Newt Gingrich can jaw over the good old days in DC.

[Ilsa]

26. Oh certainly, and

Not just him. There are plenty of great Christians who live their faith as Christ taught. I didn't mean to impugn all Christians, just those which self-serving agendas in positions of power ("these are men...&quot .

[Major Nikon]

8. Which doesn't mean much really

Lots of Baptist universities maintain no affiliation with any Baptist convention. Baylor still does, but those ties aren't really that significant even though the regents are still mostly Baptist. Starr isn't even a Baptist. The most Baptist thing about the university is the seminary, which is really a small part of the university as a whole. It's not at all like some Christian universities that are a seminary first and everything else is secondary.

[radicalliberal]

16. An excellent question.

Notre Dame is another university that is affiliated with a major denomination. Look at their record. It's a long one that goes all the way back to the summer of 1974, if not even earlier than that. As a Christian, I find the hypocrisy to be stunning. It bothers me a great deal. Football before faith.

[Ex Lurker]

32. Technically a Baptist university, but mostly independent

and that is a bone of contention among Texas Baptists

[TwilightZone]

7. Oh, the irony.

Or maybe it's Karma. I don't believe in Karma, but I could make an exception here.

[silvershadow]

10. May as well. I broke my rule to avoid threads not having to do with the primary so as

to not give them attention. (Keeps the Primary threads alive and in better position.) Ken Starr's troubles are too delicious not to savor.

[jalan48]

9. I would have thought Kenny boy would have been all over this one.

What an opportunity to drool over the salacious details of another sex scandal in public.

[rusty quoin]

11. He's one of those respected horrible people.

I cannot believe anything he has done has been decent.

[ReRe]

13. Only fired?

Will he be held accountable for defending the sex offenses of the guilty football players over all those years? I can't wait to see the report of this "Special" Investigation. What a POS.

[cloudbase]

29. Word here in Houston is that he'll still

maintain an affiliation with the university's law school.

[ReRe]

31. Some kind of "law dept" that'll be

[radicalliberal]

14. Here's an obvious statement that really doesn't need to be said:

Ken Starr is a flaming hypocrite.

[JI7]

15. what a fucking scumbag

[LisaM]

19. The irony level is off the charts.

Couldn't happen to anyone who deserves it more.

[bluestateguy]

20. He's a vile and disgusting human being.

I remain angry at him for what he did in 1998.

[SunSeeker]

21. If there is a hell, Ken Starr will roast in it. nt

[Scientific]

22. Sexual assault? IOKIYAR

What a Republican. What a frikken hypocrite. But I repeat myself.

[yellowcanine]

25. Becoming apparent that Ken Starr is a miserable excuse for a human being.

Harsh but true.

[mercuryblues]

27. Can he be

impeached? Drag in everyone he has ever had contact with. Subpoena his emails. Actually aren't his emails available under open records law?

[Iggo]

28. Consensual, bad; Non-consensual, okay?

Oh, Kenneth.

[Initech]

30. Good, he definitely should be.