Political Quotes

Henry Hyde

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Quotes by year · 1994–2023361 total · peak 1997 (218)
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Dec 1, 1997

I think we can do that on a bipartisan basis, and I think that will be fair, and that is what the American people want.

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Dec 1, 1997

I believe that in approving the release of this material by such a large margin, the House relied on the traditional notion that an informed citizenry is critical to the success of our republic.

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Dec 1, 1997

Has the gentleman from Illinois yielded to the gentleman from Michigan for the purpose of that request? Mr

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Dec 1, 1997

There is no request to be objected to at this time, but the Chair would be glad to recognize the gentleman from Michigan (Mr

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Dec 1, 1997

The gentleman is not recognized for that purpose, and the House has already established by unanimous consent the 2-hour time limit

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Dec 1, 1997

The resolution, since reported from the Committee on the Judiciary, constitutes a question of privilege and may be called up at this time

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Dec 1, 1997

Those of us who are sinners must feel especially wretched today, losing the gentleman from Louisiana (Mr

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Dec 1, 1997

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

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Dec 1, 1997

The gentleman from Texas (Sam Johnson), who spent 7 years as a prisoner of war in Vietnam, who surely earned the right to speak to and refute that defense, refuted it very capably here today.

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Dec 1, 1997

The gentlewoman from Texas, Democrat Barbara Jordan.

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Dec 1, 1997

The gentleman from Florida is, apparently, most Members on the other side are not interested in the evidence and, therefore, have not even reviewed it.

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Dec 1, 1997

I think that the report that has come back and the duty charged to the Committee on the Judiciary has been lacking.

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Dec 1, 1997

I think, very important for all our colleagues to remember, and for the public to remember, this House did not arbitrarily choose to do this.

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Dec 1, 1997

I believe no reasonable, unbiased person would conclude that the President did not lie under oath.

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Dec 1, 1997

I believe I have a personal responsibility to speak out about the current impeachment crisis.

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Dec 1, 1997

I believe the House has no choice but to impeach when we have a report, an official report of felony offenses having been committed.

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Dec 1, 1997

I think--that impeachability requires impeachment.

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Dec 1, 1997

I believed the allegations of perjury and obstruction of justice were serious and credible.

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Dec 1, 1997

I ask my colleagues that this matter is so important that we do not want to lessen the standard for future generations.

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Dec 1, 1997

I think standing for the rule of law includes the following: that the Nation's chief law enforcement officer cannot commit perjury and remain in office.

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Dec 1, 1997

I believe it is critical that we were fair through the Committee on the Judiciary process, and I believe we accomplished that.

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Dec 1, 1997

I ask you, how many of us have read this report that came to my office last night after the close of business?

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Dec 1, 1997

I think would be helpful to this body so that you will understand the dynamics that take place in the Senate.

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Dec 1, 1997

I believe the President should be punished and should be censured.

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Dec 1, 1997

I think he has violated the oath of office, and we must proceed with these articles of impeachment.

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