This ongoing, non-scientific online poll, which focuses on impeachable pre-war lies and domestic spying crimes is rapidly approaching half a million votes as of January 31st, 2007. Eighty seven percent of the votes cast favor the impeachment of President Bush.
Ithaca Times — Last Tuesday, a group of local activists held a friendly demonstration of gratitude outside of Congressman Maurice Hinchey’s (D-NY, 22) office at Cayuga and Green Streets, thanking Hinchey for being the seventh representative to sign on to and co-sponsor Rep. Dennis J. Kucinich’s impeachment bill. “Our main focus was to thank Hinchey,”…
OpEdNews Is Bush Guilty of Nuremberg War Crimes? By Gene Cappa Bush was accused of one or more of four charges: conspiracy to commit crimes alleged in other counts; crimes against peace; war crimes; or crimes against humanity? Specific charges included the murder of over 1 million Iraqis, pursuing an aggressive war, the brutality of…
Al-Jazeera cameraman freed from Guantanamo after 6 years width=”117″ height=”147″ align=”right” By MOHAMED OSMAN May 1, 2008 – 9:33 PM (ET) Copyright 2008 Associated Press. All right reserved. © 2008 IAC Search & Media. All rights reserved. KHARTOUM, Sudan (AP) – An Al-Jazeera cameraman was released from U.S. custody at Guantanamo Bay and returned home…
The Watch, Douglas McDaniel — Forget whether the administration of President George W. Bush is spinning, reading, interpreting or not interpreting the intelligence on whether Iran is developing nuclear arms as the nation debates the possibility of expanding military operations in the Middle East. There is a more local opportunity to consider and debate: Are…
On Jan. 12th, In a stunning display of irony and lawlessness, guards at the National Archives (the repository of our nation’s most precious document: The U.S. Constitution) denied visitors their Constitutionally mandated rights to free speech by denying entry and physically escorting visitors away who wore t-shirts bearing quotes from the Constitution itself! What part…
Michael Roston, rawstory.com A spokesman for Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice suggested that she had more important things to do than testify before Congress the day before a House Committee is threatening to issue a subpoena for her cooperation with an investigation into the evidence used to build the case for the Iraq War. Meanwhile,…
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See the dems. need to let the people vote on impeaching King George II