Political Quotes

Henry Hyde

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Quotes by year · 19972023451 total · peak 1997 (446)
1997: 446 quotes2006: 1 quote2009: 1 quote2015: 1 quote2021: 1 quote2023: 1 quote
Dec 1, 1997

I believe the President violated the laws and beliefs he swore to uphold instead of following the law, respecting American people's values and honoring his office.

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Dec 1, 1997

I suggest it is a misreading of the Constitution, for any member here to assert that for a member to vote for an article of impeachment means that the member must be convinced that the President should be removed from office.

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Dec 1, 1997

I believe the division between Members supporting impeachment and those supporting censure is about much more than partisan politics.

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Dec 1, 1997

I yield 1 minute to the distinguished gentlewoman from New Mexico (Mrs.

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Dec 1, 1997

I ask my colleagues to pardon my ignorance, but I am not a lawyer and I have not been impressed with the legal gymnastics of the Committee on the Judiciary hearings.

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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

s revere as a symbol of our nation; and that it damaged abroad the reputation of our country. As totally unacceptable as that conduct is, most Members of Congress and most of the American people understand that sexual misconduct does not…

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Dec 1, 1997

I urge us to forge a way to rise above the nasty politics that have clouded this body.

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Dec 1, 1997

I yield 1 minute to the gentlewoman from North Carolina (Mrs.

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Dec 1, 1997

I think what we are hearing here are more of the legalisms, more of the legal gymnastics, more of the hair splitting that we should not be hearing in this context, and I would also point out that the President's own lawyer in his…

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Dec 1, 1997

I yield such time as he may consume to the gentleman from New York (Mr.

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Dec 1, 1997

I think most Americans have concluded that the President has not subverted the Constitution.

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