A shame that Starr didn't comment on Kavanaugh leaking Starr proceedings to the press, a continual malfeasance that helped land Clinton in the Monica-testimony imbroglio in the first place.
Nor does Starr reference how he turned a peccadillo into an impeachment - I guess now basking in the change of law that would ban his release of a long inconclusive self-serving "Report".
Had Starr followed DoJ procedures, actually, we probably would have been spared a rather pointless - aside from conservatives' need to publicly humiliate their opposition - endeavour.
Starr for one here doesn't reference locking up Susan McDougal on contempt for 18 months, including 8 months solitary confinement, and later charging her with criminal contempt, for which she was acquitted, nor does he mention putting both Clinton & his wife on the stand, whereas to date Trump has refused to appear in person, and refused all requests except 1 (a carefully crafted response to questions) for paperwork.
[nor does he mention his treatment of Julie Hiatt Steele  because she'd contradicted star witness Kathleen Willey, who he'd covered up lying to him as well - laughably, Linda Tripp is called on to sort out "the truth"?]
Nor does Starr reference the criticism of Mueller for "taking too long" when his investigation has lasted 1 3/4 years, whereas Starr's lasted 4 1/2 years (though actually dragging on years further with prosecuting Cisneros for paying off his lover, et al.), producing the Starr Report conveniently after the congressional elections, which included the dodgy excuse Starr used to pivot from Whitewater to investigating Monicagate, et al., at a total cost of roughly $80 million.

Wikipedia:

Expansion of the investigation[edit]

The law conferred broad investigative powers on Starr and the other independent counsels named to investigate the administration, including the right to subpoena nearly anyone who might have information relevant to the particular investigation. Starr would later receive authority to conduct additional investigations, including the firing of White House Travel Office personnel, potential political abuse of confidential FBI files, Madison Guaranty, Rose Law Firm, Paula Jones lawsuit and, most notoriously, possible perjury and obstruction of justice to cover up President Clinton's sexual relationship with Monica Lewinsky. The Lewinsky portion of the investigation included the secret taping of conversations between Lewinsky and coworker Linda Tripp, requests by Starr to tape Lewinsky's conversations with Clinton, and requests by Starr to compel Secret Service agents to testify about what they might have seen while guarding Clinton. With the investigation of Clinton's possible adultery, critics of Starr believed that he had crossed a line and was acting more as a political hit man than as a prosecutor.[24][25]

I still want to know how the Republicans drove the economy into a wall in 2008, yet within months rebranded as "The Tea Party" and went into instant recovery without improving their people policies one iota, but used that to win the 2010 elections.

Bullshit on that "Democratic and Republican presidencies over the last 30 years have let Americans down" - fuck him to hell. Clinton created a healthy economic and social environment, and George W Bush with Rove & Cheney stole the election in Florida, then spent their first year ripping out everything they could, and then used 9/11 to go off the rails. By the end of their 8 years, they'd left the economy a total *global* mess, and Obama got stuck limiting his aspirations, and instead carefully carrying out a recovery from that disaster over his 8 years, all the while the Republicans acting as shittily partisan as they could over fixing the messes *they'd* created, culminating in stealing his goddamn Supreme Court pick.

So yeah, I want to know how those cocksuckers beat us in marketing and disinformation and propaganda (Fox New, take a bow), but I sure as fuck am not going to go for some asshole wannabe candidate blaming both sides equally for our predicament, for "letting America down". Yes, Americans were highly deluded going into polling stations, and no, it should never have been that close, but then again, we see that Trump was running a criminal enterprise for decades and the press couldn't even report properly how big Trump Co. was, much less how they'd screwed everything in sight.

Grow up, Pete - Obama tried that kumbaya thing and it largely buried his Administration in 8 years of drudgery. Americans want the White House to suck their dick in general, play all sorts of "feel-my-pain-quench-my-exaggerated-fears", not fix practical problems. They want a Jerry Springer carny man to entertain them, and by God they got one. What use is even having a media if the people who look at it won't fire a braincell to figure out what's real and what's obviously not?

ETA: and Trump has the same popularity as a year ago despite passing a poison trillion dollar tax break that fucked people's tax rebates, as well as a year of indictments and scandalous disclosures about his business practices and collusion/conspiracy with Russia and a mad bonesawing Saudi leader. So no, I can't blame it all on the media either (except Fox), as 42% of voting people are simply not responding to bad news in any rational manner. And *that's* the problem we have to fix - there is no assuaging their needs, because their needs are not economic or racially driven - they're tribal and psychotic. 2 candidates can offer the same exact thing, but they will choose based on other factors - primarily affiliation - not what's offered.