Henry Hyde

I think it is important to clear up the record as a result of what the gentleman from Michigan (Mr.

I believe there has been at most one Member on the Democrat side who has gone over to review the material.

I think most of my colleagues would agree on the House floor, that we would not be here today.

I submit if we do not impeach him, we will send a message that will result in more people lying in court and committing perjury than they do already.

I urge my colleagues to heed the wishes of those who sent us here to tend to their concerns.

I ask forgiveness for anybody that I have caused pain to.

I ask forgiveness from anyone that I have caused pain to.

I believe has brought honor to the House and is serving the American people well.

I think the gentleman from Texas is qualified to talk about military service.

I ask my colleagues to support Article I, and this resolution.

I ask the majority one last time to reconsider what you are doing.

There is no prohibition or prevention to censure, and it is unfair and against our own rules not to let us vote

S behavior, sad about the Committee on the Judiciary

The gentleman from Louisiana made his announcement.

I believe the resignation of the gentleman from Louisiana (Mr.

I believe that we should do that in a fair and expeditious way, completely disregarding polls, completely disregarding the pendency of an election on November 3, and answering the question that our colleague from California just asked…

I think rather than an annual one-year listing of some 16,000, I think the more accurate statement would be that over the last 5 years some 16,000 people have been prosecuted for perjury in the State of California on a rising trend…

I think it would be incumbent upon you to find him guilty of Article IV, because the underlying conduct that led to perjury in the grand jury was reasserted in the 81 questions, and he gave the same false, misleading, unbelievable answers.

I urge my colleagues to vote no on the Hyde resolution.

I asked and was given permission to revise and extend his remarks and to include extraneous material.

I believe it is incumbent upon the Committee to work with all deliberate speed in order to conclude this matter as soon and as fairly as possible.

I believe each one of us would fervently wish this cup would pass us by, but I have faith in the integrity and ability of the gentleman from Illinois (Mr.

I ask my colleagues to vote down this open-ended and unfair resolution.

I believe the Republican majority has squandered that, and, by doing so, has set in motion a process that is too much about partisanship and not enough about statesmanship.

I think, over and above our duty, I think it is important for us to recognize the words of the gentleman from Pennsylvania (Mr.