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"Impeachment is a deadly serious matter, best reserved for deadly serious offences," it said.
Starr complained that even now, a year later, Clinton has "admitted no offences, other than to have the inappropriate relationship, which is not a matter of interest to federal law.
The Daily Telegraph said Saturday in an editorial that some of the report's conclusions "border on the insane," such as one recommending criminal prosecution of "offences involving racist language or behavior where such conduct can be proved to have taken place otherwise than in a public place."
The redemption and renaissance of our country would become possible only by confronting our “offences,” and that meant recognizing and compensating for the evil of slavery.
This was not so surprising, it said, when it was taken into account that, "according to official statistics, 10,000 public order officials have been charged with crimes and offences of various kinds since January 1996, and that, according to a recent opinion poll, the majority of South Africans no longer have either respect for or confidence in their police."