I believe although the President's behavior was deplorable, I believe he has not committed a high crime and misdemeanor.
Henry Hyde
The Public Record
I ask these questions: Do actions such as lying under oath and to the American people, as well as suborning perjury from other witnesses help to faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States?
I believe the President should be held accountable for his actions, I believe censure is the appropriate response.
I ask my friends to put aside the partisanship, the legalisms and, yes, the late hypocrisy.
s anger and sense of betrayal by adopting a very dangerous standard for impeachment. My reand consultation with constitutional experts convinces me that impeachment for high crimes and misdemeanors
the gentleman from Massachusetts that it was the President's own Democrat Attorney General who appointed this Independent Counsel, believing there was credible evidence that needed to be investigated.
I think it is important to clear up the record as a result of what the gentleman from Michigan (Mr.
pursuant to clause 2(a)(1) of rule IX, I hereby give notice of my intention to offer a resolution which raises a question of the privileges of the House
I believe the American people have made the distinction between the President's personal wrongdoing and his conduct in discharging the duties of his office.
I think it is important to follow the constitutional and historical precedents of the House of Representatives in that censure is not an alternative.





