Due to his position and the powers of his office, any President is entitled to the benefit of the doubt. The President takes an oath to see that the laws are faithfully executed. Many might argue that the Starr report is sufficient on its face for the Congress to determine its course of action. I would respectfully disagree with this assessment. The Starr report, and other aspects, raise troubling questions that the Congress needs to address.
Every citizen is entitled to equal access to justice.
Everyone is entitled to have a day in court. The courts are not for the rich and well-connected. Neither are the courts to be manipulated by the powerful. Paula Jones was seeking her day in court as a victim of alleged sexual harassment in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. The Starr report has raised allegations that the President lied, conspired to hide evidence and suborn perjury in an effort to deny Ms. Jones her due process right.