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Enlightenment Essentials:
Clinton Impeachment

Table of Contents:

The Starr Report
- Grand Jury Video
- Tripp/Lewinsky Tapes
House Judiciary Committee
- The 81 Questions and Answers
The Articles of Impeachment
Comprehensive Information
Commentary
- The What Is Impeachment? Page
- What Clinton said when signing the Independent Council Act into law

The Starr Report: Referral to the United States House of Representatives pursuant to Title 28, United States Code, § 595(c) Submitted by The Office of the Independent Counsel 09 September 1998

1) Cover Page
2) Table of Contents
3) Chronology
4) Table of Names
5) Introduction
6) Narrative
7) Grounds
8) End Page
Appendices
Supplemental Materials

One part of the Appendices is President Clinton's Testimony to the Grand Jury August 17, 1998: [Read | Listen | Watch]

One part of the Supplemental Materials is the Tripp/Lewinsky tapes at page 2477 through page 2799. [Read | Listen]

House Judiciary Committee

The 81 Questions

Reference Guide [1.8 MB PDF] from The House of Representatives Committee on the Judiciary to assist in the review of the White House's response to the 81 questions. Includes legal citations and evidence.
President Bill Clinton's 81 Answers

House Judiciary Committee Impeachment Hearing of 19 November 1998, in which Kenneth Starr testifies. [Read | Watch]

The Articles of Impeachment

The full text of the articles of impeachment and roll call of votes.

Comprehensive Information

Official information is available from the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee, including the PDF version (16.4MB) of the short version of the report (which excludes the Appendices and Supplemental Materials).
C-SPAN: Investigation of the President is a site full of complete resources both written, audio, and visual.
The Yahoo! Full Coverage of the Clinton Impeachment process contains a wealth of links.
If you're willing to make the effort, you can find some good background and context at CNN/Time AllPolitics. However, the site is difficult to navigate. AllPolitics takes the facts, organizes them, and adds a dash of opinion. This is helpful amidst the overwhelming information which is available.

Note: I have carefully chosen all of the best resources on the Web for this Clinton Impeachment page. My top priorities were content and speed. I have therefore searched for the smallest files which contain the appropriate content. For those with a fast Internet connection (or the media), the most complete resource is the complete referral in PDF format, which contains every page which the House of Representatives has released to the public, and is downloadable by major sections.

Commentary By Mr Israel Steinmetz

First reported here! Hidden Codes in the Starr Report.
President Bill Clinton Faces Charges Greater Than "Just Sex".

The What Is Impeachment? Page

This is what the Constitution says about impeachment.

President William Jefferson Clinton Statement at White House Signing Ceremony, June 30, 1994, Two Months Before Ken Starr's Appointment.

"I am pleased to sign into law S.24, the Independent Counsel Act...a foundation stone for the trust between the Government and our citizens. It ensures that no matter what party controls the Congress or the executive branch, an independent, nonpartisan process will be in place to guarantee the integrity of public officials and ensure that no one is above the law...

"In fact, the independent counsel statute has been in the past and is today a force for Government integrity and public confidence...

"This is a good bill that I sign into law today; good for the American people and good for their confidence in our democracy."

(As quoted in "The Limbaugh Letter" of September 1998, page 11.)

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