The 13 Impeachment Prosecutors Who's who on the panel of House Republicans in charge of prosecuting the President Henry Hyde (Ill.) Grandfatherly chair seems less and less bipartisan; can't hide from "youthful indiscretions." Home Page Bob Barr (Ga.) Conservative bomb-lobber and top gun of the Clinton-hunters. Home Page Jim Sensenbrenner (Wis.) Science Committee chair attacks NASA like a rottweiller. Now he's getting his teeth into Clinton. Home Page Bill McCollum (Fla.) This senior member is one of the strong voices leading the team. Home Page George W. Gekas (Pa.) Eight-term Republican rewrote Brady Bill on NRA's behalf; says he's reading up on impeachment history Home Page Charles T. Canady (Fla.) Up-and-coming conservative, and an affirmative action foe. Home Page Steve Buyer (Ind.) Vets' champion makes a big deal of Gulf War service. Didn't see action, though. Home Page Ed Bryant (Tenn.) Fresh-faced Tennessean hooked up with Gingrich back in '94 and never let go. Home Page Steve Chabot (Ohio) A perjury-at-the-very-least Republican hawk. Home Page Asa Hutchinson (Ark.) Knows Clinton from back home and will launch his second term in the House as an unsympathetic prosecutor in the impeachment trial. Home Page Chris Cannon (Utah) Was an impeachment hawk from the beginning. Home Page James E. Rogan (Calif.) The least hawkish of the prosecutors. Home Page Lindsey Graham (S.C.) Earned points for seeming impartiality during hearings, even though he raised public soul-searching to an art form. Home Page Photo Credit: AP Link to profiles on the White House defense team
The 13 Impeachment Prosecutors
Who's who on the panel of House Republicans in charge of prosecuting the President
Jim Sensenbrenner (Wis.)
Grandfatherly chair seems less and less bipartisan; can't hide from
"youthful indiscretions."
Conservative bomb-lobber and top gun of the
Clinton-hunters.
Science Committee chair attacks NASA like a rottweiller. Now he's getting
his teeth into Clinton.
This senior member is one of the strong voices
leading the team.
Eight-term Republican rewrote Brady Bill on NRA's behalf; says he's reading
up on impeachment history
Up-and-coming conservative, and an affirmative
action foe.
Vets' champion makes a big deal of Gulf War service. Didn't see action, though.
Fresh-faced Tennessean hooked up with Gingrich back in '94 and never let go.
A perjury-at-the-very-least Republican hawk.
Knows Clinton from back home and will launch his second term in the House as an unsympathetic prosecutor in the impeachment trial.
Was an impeachment hawk from the beginning.
The least hawkish of the prosecutors.
Earned points for seeming impartiality during
hearings, even though he raised public soul-searching to an art form.