Coercing a foreign power to interfere in a presidential election is not our core value.

Will any of them say that the President of the United States should not drag foreign powers into our elections?

Our oath to the Constitution requires us to take this drastic, solemn, and regrettable step, but it is necessary, because if we don't protect Americans' precious right to vote, it is clear that the other side won't.

The President's abuse of power and obstruction of Congress are not only high crimes, they are crimes in progress right now.

This isn't something that needs to be adjudicated by the third branch, the judicial branch, because there is no--there is no privilege being asserted here.

First, has the President committed impeachable offenses? Second, do those offenses rise to the gravity that is worth putting the country through the drama of impeachment? And number three, ...

If we do not proceed with impeachment, I am afraid that our democracy will cease to exist as we know it.

President Trump's obstruction of Congress is an affront to the citizens of my district, all Members of Congress, and all Americans who support free and fair elections.

If you believe that the President is guilty of what the articles charge him with, you should vote for the Articles of Impeachment. If you believe he is not, you should vote against the Articles of Impeachment.

The Supreme Court has emphasized that the fact-finding investigative power of Congress is essential to, integral to, and built into our legislative power.

If you make yourself a sheep, Ben Franklin said, the wolves will eat you.

That is why we must impeach the President on this article.