Twenty years ago this fall, I sat down alone at the witness table in front of the House Judiciary Committee to present the conclusions of what was already known as the Starr Report, a document detailing why President Bill Clinton should be impeached for perjury, obstruction of justice and abuse of power in trying to cover up his relationship with White House intern Monica Lewinsky. I hadn’t remembered how intimate the sprawling hearing room could be when filled to capacity. With standing room only, the chamber seemed to...

Source: Wall Street Journal August 31, 2018 14:29 UTC