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House Judiciary Committee Members debated and voted on three articles of impeachment against President Bill Clinton, two for perjury and one for obstruction of justice. All three articles pa…

Charles Ruff testified on behalf of President Clinton. He argued that while the president’s testimony under oath may have been misleading, it was truthful. He contended that impeachment was …

House Judiciary Committee members voted to pass the fourth article of impeachment against President Clinton charging him with abuse of power. Members then proceeded to debate an alternative …

Members debated the fourth article of impeachment against President Clinton charging him with abuse of power for offering “perjurious, false and misleading” answers to 81 questions posed by …

House Judiciary Committee members made their opening statements about the impeachment inquiry of President Bill Clinton.

House Judiciary Committee members presented opening statements about four articles of impeachment they considered in the hearing. The Republican majority argued that President Bill Clinton s…

David Schippers, Chief Republican Investigative Counsel, presented the majority opinion by recounting the events of President Clinton’s relationship with Monica Lewinsky. He argued that the …

Abbe Lowell presented the minority opinion saying that the alleged lies by President Clinton did not rise to the level of an impeachable offense. He painted a picture of a president unfairly…

House Judiciary Committee members met briefly to vote on whether or not to proceed to an executive session.

Day two of the impeachment hearings of President Bill Clinton, witnesses testified on behalf of President Clinton and argued that the allegations of perjury were so weak that they would not…

Members of the Watergate Judiciary Committee testified on behalf of President Clinton saying that the allegations of perjury and obstruction of justice were not as serious as the allegations…

Two veteran Washington lawyers testified on behalf of President Bill Clinton, and argued that the allegations against him did not rise to the level of impeachable offenses because, as witnes…

Constitutional scholars testified on behalf of President Clinton arguing that the allegations of perjury and obstruction of justice did not rise to the level of an impeachable offense becaus…

The House Judiciary Committee heard testimony from military officers, federal judges, and legal scholars. Witnesses spoke about whether President Bill Clinton’s attempt to conceal his sexual…

House Judiciary Committee members called two convicted perjurers as witnesses. Pam Parsons testified that she had lied under oath about her presence in a gay bar and was sentenced to four mo…

The committee met to determine whether it would forward articles of impeachment to the full House. Mr. Kendall, representing the president, questioned Independent Counsel Starr closely on th…

Members of the House Judiciary Committee questioned Independent Counsel Ken Starr about his decision to refer charges of perjury against President Clinton to the House. Mr. Starr defended hi…

The House Judiciary Committee met to determine whether it would forward articles of impeachment to the full House. Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr testified that President Bill Clinton had…

Representative Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) talked with reporters about the impeachment proceedings and the time allotted President Clinton’s attorney to cross examine Independent Counsel Ken S…

Representative Henry Hyde (R-IL) talked with reporters about Clinton administration complaints about the impeachment inquiry. After his prepared remarks, he took questions from reporters.