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Joseph Knollenberg: In my opinion there is no doubt, however, that the President's conduct rises to the level of impeachable offenses. To…

On the recordDecember 18, 1998
In my opinion there is no doubt, however, that the President's conduct rises to the level of impeachable offenses. To protect his political livelihood, this President has subverted the rule of law, lied to the American people, and manipulated his staff and members of his cabinet to perpetuate his lies. These crimes are felonies that deserve the most severe penalty provided by the Constitution. Moreover, recent events have brought into the question the President's ability to lead. I have come to the conclusion that President Clinton does not possess the character or the judgment to occupy the highest office in the land. This president has violated his oath of office, betrayed the trust of the American people, and demeaned the institution of the presidency. I implore my colleagues to vote for the impeachment of William Jefferson Clinton.
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Joseph Knollenberg
Republican · Michigan

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Addressing the impeachment of President Clinton during a floor speech.

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