Refusal to Admit Lying Cruxes Clinton Impeachment Debate
undecided Republicans express dismay as Clinton denies perjury amid House impeachment votes looming. Attacks grow over whether he lied about Lewinsky affair. Hyde presses resignation while Democrats push for a censure vote and floor ruling tactics.
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GOP governors split over Clinton impeachment or censure
The nation's Republican governors largely oppose extended impeachment tactics. Louisiana's Mike Foster backs censure and warns of political backlash. New York's George Pataki supports censure to move on to policy, while South Dakota's Bill Janklow dismisses it as irrelevant. Oklahoma's Frank Keating urges resignation, and Wyoming's Jim Geringer avoids choosing. Mississippi's Kirk Fordice backs impeachment, contrasting with California's Pete Wilson who sees little gain. Nebraska's Mike Johanns deems the issue irrelevant to presidential damage.
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Public reaction in Illinois suburb on Clinton impeachment
In a Republican suburb near E mhurst Illinois Americans express anger confusion and divided views as the House moves to consider impeachment. Faith and moral questions surface at church services while residents debate accountability forgiveness and partisan fault lines in a heated national moment.
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Clinton minister pens book
Washington reports that Rev J Phili Wogaman, pastor at Bill Clinton's Washington church, has written a book "From the Eye of the Storm A Pastor to the President Speaks Out" tied to the president's atonement. The work aims to avoid breaking confidences and proceeds go to charity.
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Clinton refuses to resign amid impeachment drive
President Clinton vows he will not resign as House Judiciary votes accuse him of perjury obstruction of justice and abuse of power. White House aides scramble for strategy while lawmakers pressure him and Bob Livingston weighs how to respond.
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