These women's lives were not being ruined by progressives. They were hunted down by an over zealous special prosecutor who  threatened their families and associates if they didn''t give him the testimony he wanted. It is impossible to believe that any witness cooperated with Starr of free will.  Yes, there are many people who know that Starr forced many testimonies in ways that would leave the characters of those witnesses in question. I didn't realize there were still fools left after all these years who still believe that Starr didn't abuse his position. He's the reason the Special Prosecutor act was not renewed in 1999. McDougal did not answer direct questions because she would not lie for Starr. Like it or not, she had very few good choices.

Monica's stained blue dress is a fine prize for people like you, but she was a consensual affair and was not even relevant to the investigation Starr pursued. 

We get you love Starr and hate Clinton, but history by now proves you Starr wrong.