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Dodging Impeachment by Ralph Nader
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[Video] Interview: Citizens for Impeachment
Interview with Peter Thottam of LANIC, LA National Impeachment Center, and Cindy Piester of Citizens for Impeachment, Ventura County. Discusses Executive Order 51, HR 1955, SB 1959. Filmed in Ventura, CA on Feb. 9, 2008 by Maverick Media.
FEMA Offers New Media Guidelines That Look Suspiciously Like The Old Guidelines
Jason Linkins, Huffington Post FEMA Administrator David Paulison, appropriately chastised by the “Anglo-Saxon” remarks of David Chertoff, wants you to know that he’s sorry for the pretend press conference his organization staged last week. A fall guy has been selected and dealt with, various personnel deck chairs are being reshuffled, and the whole episode is…
War Supplemental Makes Room for Iran
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House Probes White House Role in Endangered Species Act
By Brad Knickerbocker, Christian Science Monitor From the day it became law 34 years ago, the federal Endangered Species Act has been politically hot – a flash point of contention between defenders of nature and advocates of economic progress. Now, the ESA is embroiled in new controversy. Two different government entities are investigating decisions by…

