Was it warranted for a blow job?
Let's try to have a real discussion.
One of the things that I heard at the time of the Clinton Impeachment was that Republicans were pissed that Nixon was driven from office. Angry, humiliated, and wanting revenge for Nixon, and for Iran-Contra which they saw as a Democratic attempt to tarnish St. Ronnie, they were determined to take down a Democratic President.
Added to which Clinton's numbers were so much better than Reagan's - better job creation, lower unemployment, even with higher taxes, and he raised the minimum wage, balanced the budget. Clinton was an incredibly popular President and it made Republicans crazy. They told lies about the Clintons. Robert Mercer had a smear book written and Republicans started investigating.
It started as an investigation of Whitewater, and Hillary's beef futures, but eventually took up every rumour the Republicans could dig up (Anita Broaddrick), or invent (Vince Foster's death). Six and a half years and $100,000,000 later, all they had was a lie about a blow job. Republicans had also spent about $400,000 in legal fees for Paula Jones case at the same time, in addition to her new wardrobe. Starr charged some Clinton clients and business associates in Whitewater but there was no evidence the Clintons were involved.
I wasn't really following politics at the time, but I thought the actions of the Republican Party were the most egriously political witchhunt I have ever seen, and completely unprincipled.