Clinton faces impeachment with quiet resolve and public strength
Private confidants describe President Clinton as bearing the weight of history yet continuing to push his agenda. Friends say he remains composed, delivering speeches and guiding policy while confronting what they call a life altering impeachment ordeal.
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Impeachment trial opens with strong GOP case against Clinton
House prosecutors argue a circumstantial but solid case that President Clinton lied to conceal an affair with Monica Lewinsky. They press for witnesses and frame the issue as whether a felon and perjurer should remain in the White House while noting the Senate's Republican majority to continue the trial. Clinton’s lawyers face a dual task to doubt the evidence and argue even if lies occurred they may not justify removal.
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