Ken Starr Fills in Some Blanks in Bill Clinton's Autobigraphy

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Judge Starr's entire editorial in Opinion Journal, which you'll find here, is a bracing reminder of how bad things were. Here's a key excerpt:

"Six years later, the factual findings of our office's referral to the House of Representatives stand unrebutted. Those findings not only were accurate, they triggered profound concerns as to the basic integrity of witnesses, including the president himself, in the administration of justice. The result included an outgoing president's written recognition of his responsibility to our justice system, imposition of sanctions by a federal judge, and a suspension of his law license for an extended period."