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April 29, 2007

Reports from Impeach Events around the Country (World) – A28

Filed under: Arkansas,California,Colorado,D.C.,Florida,Georgia,Hawaii,IfP Events,Impeachment Progress News,International,Maine,Massachusetts,Michigan,Minnesota,Missouri,Nevada,New Jersey,New York,North Carolina,Ohio,Oregon,Pennsylvania,Tennessee,Texas,Utah,Vermont,Washington,West Virginia,Wisconsin — Jodin Morey @ 12:00 pm

Arkansas: University of Arkansas, Homer

California: Lafayette, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco, Eureka, Monterey, Venice, Ventura






Colorado: Denver, Ft. Collins

Connecticut: Cornwall

Florida: Ft. Meyers, Miami, Second Report, Delray Beach, Naples, St. Petersburg



Georgia: Atlanta

Hawaii: Honolulu

Maine: Bangor, Portland

Massachusetts: Boston

Michigan: Ann Arbor, Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, Greensboro


Minnesota: Bed Sheets 1/ Bed Sheets 2, Canoe Event, Calhoun Event

Missouri: Kansas City

New Jersey: Trenton

Nevada: Reno

New York: Ithaca, Central Park, Coney Island, New Paltz, Staten Island, Tompkins Square Park



North Carolina: Charolette

Ohio: Cleveland

Oregon: Portland

Pennsylvania: Berks County (waiting for report), Bryn Mawr, Main Line, Philadelphia, Pottstown



Tennessee: Memphis, Second Report

Texas: Austin, Houston

Utah: Salt Lake City

Vermont: Burlington

Virginia: Virginia Beach

West Virginia: Martinsburg

Wisconsin: Milwaukee

Washington DC April 26th and April 28th

Washington: Anacortes, Bainbridge Island, Federal Way, Seattle


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International:
Italy: Rome

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18 Comments

  1. Wow thanx for posting all the site info!!!

    Comment by Homeland Conspiracy — April 29, 2007 @ 1:15 pm

  2. Reports from Impeach Events around the Country (World) – A28…

    Bush-Cheney impeachment protests happened all over the country, and even spread to Europe: California: San Diego, San Fransisco, Eureka Colorado: Denver Florida: Miami, Second Report Georgia: Atlanta Hawaii: Honolulu Maine: Bangor Massachusetts: Boston…

    Trackback by www.buzzflash.net — April 30, 2007 @ 1:29 am

  3. Lots more from all over the country at http://freewayblogger.blogspot.com

    keep scrolling…

    Comment by scarlet p. — April 30, 2007 @ 9:57 am

  4. What will it take before we take to the streets. Unfortunately, we live in a nation of morons and people more interested in shopping and violent movies than their government. 31% of people answered a survey saying they don’t know who Dick Cheney is, for God’s sake. Don’t hold out much hope for America. Luckily, I have relatives in Canada.

    Comment by J.Sprinkle — April 30, 2007 @ 7:54 pm

  5. THIS SHOULD HAPPEN ASAP.

    Comment by Charlie Speck — April 30, 2007 @ 7:57 pm

  6. Good work everyone. I think this movement is revving up and gaining steam. Let’s Roll!!
    Impeach the Rascals!!

    Comment by Stephen Abariotes — April 30, 2007 @ 9:00 pm

  7. This is GREAT! The sooner, the better. What can the grass roots do to hasten this procedure. We are stupid cows to let this group of criminals RUIN our lives and those of the coming generations!

    Comment by June Bowen — May 1, 2007 @ 11:53 pm

  8. I think Bush should definitely be impeached.He shouyld have never been elected to office.That was the biggest mistake the people who voted for him have made.He doesnt know what he is doing.If he wants war so bad, why dont he send his daughters over to Iraq?He has a big black stone where is heart is supposed to be. I cant stand to see him on tv.He pretends to care.We all know that is bullship.He dont care how many die over in Iraq.He needs to go over there and maybe put on a uniform himself.Put himself in danger, and see what our soldiers go through each and everday.He has brought this world in such a mess, I just hope we can impeach him, and maybe get the world on the right track again.

    Comment by brenda christenson — May 2, 2007 @ 4:51 am

  9. IMPEACH, IMPEACH, IMPEACH. BUSH IS A WAR CRIMINAL AND A REAL DANGER TO THE WORLD COMMUNITY

    Comment by Pat Hampton — May 2, 2007 @ 10:09 am

  10. IMPEACH, IMPEACH, IMPEACH. BUSH IS A WAR CRIMINAL AND A REAL DANGER TO THE WORLD COMMUNITIES.

    Comment by Pat Hampton — May 2, 2007 @ 10:10 am

  11. [...] In Minneapolis as part of the International A28 Impeachment Event, ImpeachforPeace.org and WorldCantWait.org organized a unique variation on John and Yoko’s “sleep in” for peace. Utilizing over sixty bedsheets to spell out “IMPEACH” in letters nearly forty feet tall on the grass of a park across the Mississippi River from the University of Minnesota’s Weismann Art Museum. [...]

    Pingback by Impeach Bush For Peace » Minnesotans Strip Their Beds for Impeachment — May 2, 2007 @ 11:23 pm

  12. [...] Visit this page for images from around the world. [...]

    Pingback by Impeach Bush For Peace » A28 Impeach Event at Lake Calhoun: Minneapolis — May 2, 2007 @ 11:24 pm

  13. This site is stupid, IMHO. I served in Iraq with pride, and had I died there, so be it. I served for the Vets of all the World Wars that protected our FREEDOM from past terrorism. When terrorists hit US soil, its time to hit back!! go hug a tree!

    Comment by JASON — May 8, 2007 @ 8:15 am

  14. July 4, 2007
    A Patriot’s Message
    The hammer falls on the Constitution of the United States of America. Our freedom and Democracy, our sovereignty as a nation is coming to an end.
    The politically appointed neoconservatives in Justice sneer at Habeas Corpus; Geneva Convention; worker, consumer and investor protection; education; affirmative action; individual rights and “entitlements” like Social Security and health care.
    The corporate neo-con conspirators (Establishment) have their own agenda of a New World Order; W.T.O; N.A.F.T.A; immigration; globalization and “free trade”; military seizure of foreign oil fields; employing a private army of mercenaries and propagandist; “dealing” with Afghanistan Opium drug lords harboring Osama Bin Laden and financing Al Qaeda.
    The ideal corporate model is “Communism” where individual freedom and democracy are mute. The board of directors rule. The corporate neo-cons hate our regulatory government, Constitution and Individual Rights.
    Our Federal Government is purposely bankrupt by war/trade debt and the ideal corporate nation, China, are carrying trillions of dollars of our debt. Communist China and their junior corporate American partner’s technically own the”U.SA” resulting in “Globalization” and loss of sovereignty. Mission accomplished. The surge strategy is not to win the war but to pump oil and further indebt U.S.A to Communist China. Patriots, sign on! Impeach Bush, Cheney and nullify their Supreme Court appointments!

    Comment by Lawrence Baker — July 11, 2007 @ 2:00 pm

  15. OK. So, I have visited the left to hear their side of the story. Now, may I return to sanity.

    News Flash. The President and VP cannot be impeached based upon suspicions, innuendo, political disagreements or the actions of others. This is merely attempted payback for Clinton who got caught lying under oath and obstructing an investigation into his sexual misconduct. You want to talk about corruption within an administration? You need look no further than Bill and Hill.

    Comment by Drew MacDonald — August 3, 2007 @ 6:08 am

  16. Isn’t that nice. Everyone seems to missing the boat though. Your elected Congress refuses to Impeach and refuses just about everything you ask them to do on your behalf. Your signs should read Impeach Congress and replace with Unknowns that will represent the people and uphold the constituion. My house rep is a joke. Earl Blumenuer is the biggest lier and BS’er I have ever met.

    Comment by becky — March 3, 2008 @ 12:29 pm

  17. WOW!! You can’t just impeach someone because you disagree for your opinions.. Wow my 7th grade son knows that wow.. And the war in Iraq is meaningful, how would you like to fight a war and abandon it in the final second? We need to FUCKING hunt down these terrorists and kill them, k? And also if you want to know the president isn’t all powerful. Did you know Democrats have had the majority? That means THEY screwed up the economy! DUH!

    Comment by Republican — December 18, 2008 @ 5:50 pm

  18. Republican,

    Our push to impeach has never been due to a simple disagreement with Bush policies. It is due to war crimes, crimes against humanity, desecration of the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights and dozens of other offenses that have been well documented here:

    Charges and Evidence:
    Impeachment of George W. Bush
    http://www.impeachforpeace.org/evidence/

    The economic fall is the end result of many factors over many years. Your overly simplistic and blatantly partisan accusation ignores many effects that led to our current economic troubles. More than anything else, the complete disregard for corporate crime and lack of government oversight has allowed greed to destroy our economy – not the dems or the repubs in Congress.

    Comment by Mikael — December 19, 2008 @ 2:13 am

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• If we impeach Bush, we’ll get President Cheney!
The first impeachment resolution introduced by McKinney included Bush, Cheney, and Rice. Although, even if we only initially pursue Bush, initiating the impeachment process will lead to an investigation that will implicate lots of people in the Bush administration who are guilty of committing crimes, including Cheney.

No matter who we get to replace Bush, we’ll be showing those in power that anyone who breaks the law will be held accountable.

• Promoting impeachment will seem too “extreme.”
Demanding that crimes be investigated is NOT extreme. Some previous impeachment attempts were considered extreme because they were pursued for actions that didn't rise to the level of a Constitutional crisis, which is what the impeachment tool is meant to be used for. Nixon's impeachment, however, was bipartisan.

  • We should wait to impeach...
Wait to impeach? We've waited 3 or more years too long already. We had enough evidence to impeach years ago. Remember, an impeachment only means you have enough evidence to warrant a trial, just like an indictment. Our congress people didn't take an oath to bipartisanship. They took an oath to the Constitution. Besides which, our troops, Iraqi civilians, and our own civil liberties are all waiting for this.
 
• Before we impeach, we should get some legislation passed...
And with unconstitutional Presidential Signing Statements, veto power, and the power of "Commander in Chief" at his disposal, how do you think Congress is going to get anything accomplished without first impeaching Bush?

If your tire blows while you're driving, do you stop to fix it? Or do you continue driving on your rim because to stop would take too much time?

• It hurts the democracy to go through a presidential impeachment. And Bush is a lame duck anyway.
Holding government officials accountable for their actions strengthens our democracy. Letting lawlessness stand weakens it.

Sometimes reprimanding a child (president) doesn't make the family (Washington) a happy place. But you still have to do it so the child and his siblings (future presidents) learn about accountability. Impeachment is horribly UNDERUSED, which is part of why there's so much corruption at the top. Politicians must learn to fear it. People think things are better because we improved the make-up of our law-making body, Congress. But Bush is BREAKING LAWS. So, it doesn't matter how many laws Congress passes if they don't serve their OVERSIGHT duties as well by impeaching. They swore to defend the Constitution. What are laws without enforcement?

Besides, considering Bush's track-record of breaking laws, he can still do a lot of damage. Our troops, Iran, and our Supreme Court are all endangered so long as he remains in office. Waiting until Bush is out of office will leave us complicit in any further crimes he commits. The Union of Concerned Scientists has estimated that the death toll from a "tactical" nuclear weapon of the kind Bush is contemplating using in Iran would be at minimum 3 million men, women, and children. The path of death would stretch across country boundaries into India.

Perhaps worst of all, we set a terrible precedent by allowing Bush to stay in office after he's broken so many laws. Impeachment will stop future presidents from using Bush's actions as justification for even more lawbreaking and erosion of civil liberties.

• I'm a Democrat/
Republican. If we support impeachment it will lower the chances of my party winning in 2008.
So, your party would rather win elections than do what's right for the country? I hope you're wrong. I also hope the public is willing to throw additional support to any party that holds our elected officials accountable for their actions. This has been historically true with every single impeachment effort launched. And this impeachment effort would begin with majority support (unlike most past impeachments including Nixon).

• Impeachment will never happen. Congress members will block it.
Well, all we need is a majority of support in the House. And 2/3rds vote in the Senate to remove Bush from office will happen once the evidence gets aired on the floor of the House, and subsequently the national media outlets. The political pressure will become too great.

Today's impossibility is tomorrow's reality. Congress members will realize that tying their political future to Bush reduces their chances of getting elected. Remember, one way or another, Bush is gone by 2009— but members of Congress may retain their offices beyond that date. Bush's poll numbers are extremely low, and most Americans support impeachment. This is a bipartisan movement. This means that if we make the pressure unbearable for Members of Congress, they'll turn on him to keep their own seats (like they did with Nixon). It's already starting to happen. While many Members of Congress have behaved unethically in the last few years, it's important to understand that this is related to their warped view of what's in their self-interest. Let's wake them up to their true self-interest (impeaching the president), by showing them our support for impeachment.

And even if we only impeach, and the Senate fails to do their duty and remove him from office, it will only implicate the Senators who fail to do their sworn Constitutional duty.

• But Speaker of the House Pelosi said that Impeachment was "off the table."
Pelosi most likely said this to remove any appearance of conflict-of-interest that would arise if she were thrust into the presidency as a result of the coming impeachment. What we need to do is to pressure Pelosi not to interfere with impeachment maneuverings within her party. Sending her Do-It-Yourself impeachments legitimizes her when she joins the impeachment movement in the future.

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