11.   If the House approved the articles of impeachment, the matter would be referred to the Senate for trial, and the president could be removed from office.

12.   If the House approves articles of impeachment, the Senate would be forced to hold a trial.

13.   If the Judiciary Committee approves one or more articles of impeachment, as expected, the full House will begin debate Thursday.

14.   If one or more article is approved, the case would be sent to the Senate.

15.   If the House approved the articles, the Senate would then conduct a trial.

16.   It has approved four articles of impeachment, of which two are ill-defined and two are unsubstantiated.

17.   It was a mistake for Clinton to go to the Middle East as the House Judiciary Committee was approving four articles of impeachment, Morris said.

18.   No president has faced such an inquiry since the Watergate scandal, when the House Judiciary Committee approved three articles of impeachment against Nixon.

19.   One question confronting the committee is what will happen if the full House approves articles of impeachment.

20.   Reps. Chaka Fattah, Robert Borski, and Bob Brady said they will not vote to impeach Clinton no matter which impeachment articles are approved by the committee.