Alexander Hamilton called partisan impeachment, regulated by more of the comparative strength of parties than the real demonstration of innocence or guilt, the greatest danger.
This is all about a clock and a calendar.
I disagree vehemently with the majority on this--we need to do this now.
The President should not be impeached, and I urge all Members, both here in the Rules Committee and tomorrow on the House floor, to vote no.
There was no reason we could have not got that information before it was decided to be released.
But I can't help but be struck by the fact that this does seem to be proceeding rather rapidly.
This should have never been in Intel to start with, and I just disagree inherently with that.
I think that is why it is resting in the House. And that is why I agree with my friend on the Constitution side, it rests in the House for a...
I would urge a no vote on his amendment.
I think Mr. Cole's amendment is well-reasoned, well-considered.
This is a matter of great importance for the future of our country.