"This is a partisan impeachment."
"There is no proof. There is no proof of this. It is like wishful thinking or something."
"The President is well within his right to do that."
"No. And the only testimony that, you know, that it was--it really was never to that."
"the only bipartisan nature of this impeachment is 'no.' It is not bipartisan in the sense of seeing it should go forward; it is bipartisan in 'no.'"
"I think where we are going to go down a road here of hypotheticals that, frankly, I am just not going to play with."
"If we can't trust Members to go look at those and do that as their job, then I really question why are we doing this."
"I think a lot of this does. I think this lowers the bar for impeachment, and I think it is just something that we are having to plow through at this point."
"What I disagree is, it is not about abuse of power, it is not everything else."
"When you stop Members from being Members, then inherently no matter how good your, quote, intention is or how breathless you think that the next election is in peril, the moment you have to take down ..."
"I have argued both the process problems and the factual problems. I have not been afraid to back away from either."