No doubt, but lying to the merely inquisitive is not the same thing as perjury. Even from the Judeo-Christian point of view, lying may not be a great idea, but it's not specifically forbidden in either Moses' Law or the teachings of the carpenter's son. After all, you as much as told us that the matter is between you and God now, so we should all just stay out of it. The House of Reprehensibles permitted the release of Mr. Starr's report to the Internet. I am happy that it's available, and not merely because I was curious.
Nobody is at their best when shucking and jiving in a courtroom.
This isn't a popularity contest. Candidate Bill won two of those when he won his elections. It's up to the House of Representatives to decide to approve articles of impeachment. If they do, it's the Senate's responsibility to conduct the trial, with the chief justice presiding. Lawmakers have become so divorced from the US Constitution that they are obviously unfamiliar with it.