In a jam-packed briefing with the Washington media today, Schippers explained his approach to reviewing Ken Starr's referral, and again demonstrated that Starr's work is in able hands. Schippers' answers to dozens of questions were confident and straightforward, with so little spin he appeared motionless in contrast to veteran Capitol Hill staff lawyers. Schippers explained that he took a fresh look at Starr's material and found 15 different possible crimes under federal law. He noted that the significance of a conspiracy charge is that if the charge is proved, a statement made by one conspirator is admissible against another conspirator. So, Monica Lewinsky's clear suborning of perjury with Linda Tripp could be laid at the feet of Bill Clinton.
Word is that, so far, the admiration is mutual.
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