I believe no reasonable, unbiased person would conclude that the President did not lie under oath.
Henry Hyde
The Public Record
I asked for unanimous consent, and at this time I will submit for the Record an article out of the Wall Street Journal entitled Religion Should Not Be Used as a Political Tool,'' signed by 85 religious scholars.
I believe the Judiciary Committee should consider the evidence brought forward by the Independent Counsel, as well as any new evidence he sees fit to refer to us, and decide Page H10031 without delay whether to forward articles of…
I believe the evidence is overwhelming that the President committed perjury before a Federal grand jury and in other settings, that he obstructed the administration of justice, and that he abused his office by lying under oath to Congress.
I believe the division we are experiencing is a true reflection of the differences in Republican and Democratic approaches to the Federal Government.
I ask every Member of the House to consider the question I posed to my colleagues on the Committee on the Judiciary last week: What message are we sending to the youth of America if we abdicate our constitutional duty and condone perjury…
I think most Americans have concluded that the President has not subverted the Constitution.





