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Representative Hyde, who was the leading member of the House of Representative's impeachment committee, was unsure

of the implications of Clinton's impeachment on politics, but he noted "it demeans public life. I'm really at a loss.

Eighty percent of people think this guy lied under oath. They know all about Lewinsky. But a high percentage of

them wanted him to stay in office. Which can only mean that the only thing that counts is the Dow Jones,

While Henry Hyde was perplexed, Stephen Carter, a law professor at Yale, looking at the same facts, saw hope.

He wrote, "In the current uneasy moment there is a chance for genuine moral rejuvenation which the nation

desperately needs." He added, "One of the great weaknesses in America today is our reluctance to engage in g

enuine moral conversation, to talk openly with each other about what's right and wrong. With the current scandal

in Washington what parents everywhere are asking is, what do I tell my children, what do I tell my children? And

the answer, it seems to me, begins with saying that we tell our children there is such a thing as right and such a thing as wrong. That beginning

already is one that Americans are often reluctant to join, but one that we need to start talking about." Click here

George Mellinger, a columnist for the Drudge Report, the newspaper that broke the story about Monica, wrote about

the implications of the impeachment as meaning, "NO MORE BUSINESS AS USUAL, NO MORE TRYING TO GET

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Hearing on the Background and History of Impeachment (JURIST; House Judiciary Committee/Constitution Subcommittee, November 9, 1998; includes written and video testimony by law professors William Van Alstyne (Duke); Susan Low Bloch (Georgetown); Robert F. Drinan, S.J. (Georgetown); Michael J. Gerhardt (William & Mary); John C. Harrison (Virginia); John O. McGinnis (Cardozo); Richard Parker (Harvard); Daniel H. Pollitt (North Carolina); Stephen Presser (Northwestern); Cass R. Sunstein (Chicago); Laurence H. Tribe (Harvard); and Jonathan Turley (George Washington))

Akhil Amar (Yale): "Now Playing: A Constitutional Nightmare" - Washington Post, September 20, 1998

Akhil Amar (Yale), Susan Low Bloch (Georgetown), Eric Freedman (Hofstra) and Jonathan Turley (George Washington), "Is a Sitting President Subject to Compulsory Criminal Process?" [testimony before the Constitutionalism, Federalism and Property Rights Subcommittee of the House Judiciary Committee, September 9, 1998] (Washington Post)

Richard Fallon (Harvard): "Three Questions Deserve Consideration" - Boston Globe, September 12, 1998

Scott Gerber (Florida Coastal): "If it Reaches the Senate, the Chief Justice is Ready" - Christian Science Monitor, October 8, 1998

Michael Gerhardt (William & Mary): Transcript of Chat Session - Washington Post, September 16, 1998

John Parry (Pittsburgh): "The Misrule of Law" - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, October 11, 1998

Laurence Tribe (Harvard): "How to Bring Clinton to Justice Without Punishing the Nation" - Boston Globe, September 16, 1998

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