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White House Backs Off on Miers Scenario
By Dan Eggen, Washington Post Friday, March 16, 2007 The White House retreated today from its claim that former counsel Harriet E. Miers first came up with the idea of firing U.S. attorneys, another apparent shift in the Bush administration’s evolving version of events behind the controversy. White House press secretary Tony Snow told reporters…
Just to review… Bush: Legislating Tyranny
Legislating Tyranny By Paul Craig Roberts and Lawrence M. Stratton 07/06/08 Copyright © 2008 Paul Craig Roberts The George W. Bush administration responded to the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center and Pentagon with an assault on U.S. civil liberty that Bush justified in the name of the “war on terror.” The government assured…
Bush Era | Ohio | Related NewsFascism is alive and well in Kent, Ohio
ByMikaelblogs usatoday.com posted by Mike Carney Man fights ticket for putting anti-Bush sign on public property Kevin Egler, a 45-year-old teacher, is fighting a ticket he received for posting a sign that said “Impeach Bush” in a public garden, according to The Plain Dealer. The Record-Courier says Egler was accused of “advertising on public property”…
Bush Had No Plan To Catch Bin Laden After 9/11… History will out.
Bush Had No Plan To Catch Bin Laden After 9/11 By Gareth Porter* Tuesday, September 30, 2008   23:24 GMT Copyright © 2008 IPS-Inter Press Service. All rights reserved. WASHINGTON, Sep 29 (IPS) – New evidence from former U.S. officials reveals that the George W. Bush administration failed to adopt any plan to block the retreat of…
Reagan NSA head General Odom calls for Cheney, Bush impeachment
ByMikaelafterdowningstreet.org AUDIO: General William Odom Says Congress Should Impeach and Stop Funding the Occupation David Swanson In a wide-ranging hour-long discussion on live radio, General William Odom said he sees two useful things Congress can do: cease funding the occupation of Iraq, and impeach Bush and Cheney. General Odom earned a national reputation as an…
Online Manual details Detainee Abuses in Guantanamo
By Josh White, Washington Post As the Supreme Court prepares to hear arguments this week on the rights of enemy combatants at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, the public is getting another peek at how detainees have been treated there. A leaked copy of a March 2004 manual of Gitmo’s “Standard Operating Procedures” for Camp Delta was…
