Dueling lawyers clash in first Senate impeachment Q&A
In Washington the prosecution and defense faced off in the first head to head exchange over evidence in President Clinton's impeachment trial as Republicans and Democrats showed firm divides. The 55 Republicans and 45 Democrats debated perjury and obstruction while Chief Justice Rehnquist read questions aimed at debating points rather than new facts.
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GOP chairman warns of political damage from Clinton impeachment
Jim Nichol son, elected to a second term as GOP chair, said Republicans have sustained political damage during the impeachment process but argued Democrats will suffer more for defending Clinton. He spoke after defeating Tom Slade 127-36 at the RNC meeting near Washington.
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Kansas senators weigh evidence in Clinton impeachment trial
Washington AP report notes Kansas senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback weighing the case as the Senate begins questions. Byrd calls for dismissal, while Roberts and Brownback push for a final vote on acquittal or conviction. Both say witnesses may be considered and note Clinton’s case appears stronger than during House hearings.
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Graham uses impeachment appeals to fund raise in South Carolina
GOP congressman Lindsey Graham asked supporters for donations from 25 to 100 dollars citing the stress of impeachment and the Senate trial. He warned that Republicans could face tougher 2000 elections and said resources are needed to answer critics and defend conservative principles. The AP review found no campaign law violation. Critics call the tactic a national trauma and a fund raising opportunity.
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