On the recordDecember 1, 1997
I submit that if we vote to impeach President Clinton for his offenses we will have committed an offense more grievous, because we will have nullified the votes of 97 million Americans.
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congress.govI submit that if we vote to impeach President Clinton for his offenses we will have committed an offense more grievous, because we will have nullified the votes of 97 million Americans.
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I believe although the President's behavior was deplorable, I believe he has not committed a high crime and misdemeanor.
I believe the House has no choice but to impeach when we have a report, an official report of felony offenses having been committed.
I urge my colleagues to vote no, stop this hatchet job on the presidency, stop this hypocrisy, stop this hatred and vote no on all four counts.
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