What they have in common is that none of the acts were illegal. Special counsels are endless investigations looking for a crime. They nailed Bill Clinton for lying under oath, as perjury traps are intended to do. I suspect they'll catch Trump the same way. There are a trout line of perjury traps laying for testimony under oath.
The way these things are done should bug anyone, whether you're left or right.
well, you have to recall that the other major difference is that this was catching Bill, and Bill only in what he had said. For Trump, this isn't just perjury because in the totality of the investigation, he is likely facing obstruction charges and it isn't just him: his buddies have already been indicted several times over for various crimes, with likely more to come. All of them have information on Trump.
Recall that the Lewinsky affair started with Ken Starr and
~2+ years delving into Whitewater and the litany of other bullshit GOP-constructed scandals, having
found nothing of any substance. Starr pivoted over to BJs, and found
something; but only BJs--none of that was related to his initial investigation of "high crimes."
Now with Trump, these ladies are simply part of the overall story, where the initial subject of the investigation, in
less than a year's time, has already lead to a dozen or so indictments across 5? individuals, at least 2 FBI raids on close allies of Trump (and now--
the RNC finance committee), at least one known associate that has flipped, with more indictments coming. The fact that his habitual payoffs over these relationships are likely
leading back into his various criminal associations is rather telling.
Man, that is one tasty nothingburger.