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Hulshof to vote for impeachment

December 16, 1998
By: Lee McGuire
State Capital Bureau

Missouri congressman Kenny Hulshof joins the state's other House Republicans and has decided to vote to impeach President Clinton. Lee McGuire reports from Columbia.

Just before boarding a plane to Washington, Congressman Hulshof told reporters this morning he would vote for the first three articles of impeachment leveled against President Clinton.

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The first three articles of impeachment concern perjury and obstruction of justice. Hulshof will vote against the fourth article, saying that there is not enough evidence to support the abuse of power charge. At the Columbia Regional Airport, Lee McGuire, KMOX News.

President Clinton is one vote closer to impeachment with 9th District Congressman Kenny Hulshof's announcement today/Wednesday that the President deserves to be removed. Lee McGuire has more from Columbia.

Just before boarding a flight to Washington Congressman Hulshof said the President had committed perjury and obstructed justice in the Paula Jones case. Those charges make up the first three articles of impeachment.

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But Hulshof said he would not vote for Article Four, the abuse of power charge.

Still, if those articles become the focus of a Senate trial, he said, the President should consider resigning. In Columbia, Lee McGuire, KMOX News.

All of Missouri's republican delagates to the U.S. House now support the impeachment of President Clinton. Kenny Hulshof was the last to reach a decision, and he announced this morning/yesterday he thinks the President should be removed. Lee McGuire reports from Columbia.

Ninth-district Congressman Kenny Hulshof says he will vote for the first three articles of impeachment-- the ones that concern obstruction of justice and perjury.

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Hulshof says he will not support the abuse of power charge against the President, nor does he want the House to vote on a censure resolution.

He says the Senate will have to decide whether the President's actions merit reprimand. At the Columbia Regional Airport, Lee McGuire, KMOX News.