Ray From Cleveland
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A high crime means a crime committed in the capacity of his public office.The Constitution says high crimes and misdemeanors. A felony is a more serious offense than a misdemeanor. There is no debating Clinton committed a felony, and there is no debating that the Senators that voted not-guilty violated their oath of office.
Forget the high crime nonsense. What Clinton did AS PRESIDENT was commit a felony. As outlined by the Constitution, is grounds for impeachment. Furthermore he also violated his oath of office at the same time.
We’ll never know. He wasn’t ever convicted of a felony.
I don’t know how to forget “high crime nonsense” since that is part of the constitution.
He was convicted of perjury which is a felony. A felony is a higher crime than a misdemeanor outlined in the Constitution.
No- Clinton was not 'convicted' of perjury.
He was by the US House. The courts suspended his law license in Arkansas for five years.