It seems likely that he did do something like that. But bribery was not listed in the articles of impeachment, so we have to drop that. Many of the immigrants to the United States, beginning with the Puritans and continuing through Lutherans and Irish Catholics, just to name a few, have a tradition of strict moral rectitude in sexual matters. This tradition continues to influence a majority of the population, and some would consider it one of the fundamental principles of this nation. But oral sex in the Oval Office is not listed in the articles of impeachment, so we have to drop that, too.
Many people think so.
A majority of the House of Representative evidently thinks so. The Senate must acquit. On purely political grounds, voting on party lines, the Senate could not cast the required two-third majority against the President. But also on legal grounds, the offenses for which the President was impeached are, whether or not he committed them, strictly unimpeachable.