pknopp
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AFAIK, Perjury is knowingly providing false testimony under oath, with the intent and purpose of altering the outcome of a trial or some other official proceeding.
Inducing someone else to commit perjury is a crime, sure. I haven't seen anything that makes me think this fits. Was the witness convicted of perjury for her statements? Was it even given under oath? Most witnesses are not sworn in.
If the Rep has committed a criminal act of some sort, that could be grounds for expulsion (imho)- but a mere accusation?
In a bipartisan manner, those with the insight saw it that way.
I wasn't there. If anything is done in a bipartisan manner today there has to be a there, there.