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.
Published at Kay’s Blue Racine — Featured speaker John Nichols didn’t fail to please the audience of over 300 with facts on what impeachment means and facts on why Bush is in an impeachable position along with Cheney. He laid out the background of impeachment from the constitution and history of why it was such…
TheConservativeVoice Democrat Jellyfish, Republican Lemmings by Joel Turtel I never in my life thought I would be rooting for Democrats to get some spine. […] Millions of Americans will demand President Bush’s resignation or impeachment if he doesn’t stop the war immediately[…] (Original Article)
The Teach-In On Impeachment was held at the Forum Theatre in Binghamton, NY. Speakers: John Nichols, Elizabeth de la Vega, Jack Gilroy, & Dan Lamb.
Journalists seem to have forgotten that they are supposed to be watchdogs — not cheerleaders of government corruption. By Faiz Shakir and Nico Pitney and Amanda Terkel and Payson Schwin and Satyam Khanna, Center for American Progress. For six years, conservative domination of Washington created a drought of oversight and accountability. Now, as Congress finally…
By Dan Eggen and Amy Goldstein, Washington Post saying that the Justice Department will never be allowed to pursue contempt charges initiated by Congress against White House officials once the president has invoked executive privilege. The position presents serious legal and political obstacles for congressional Democrats, who have begun laying the groundwork for contempt proceedings…
Maliki blasts Blackwater firm for other incidents By Leila Fadel — McClatchy Newspapers BAGHDAD — Blackwater security guards who protect top U.S. diplomats in Iraq have been involved in at least seven serious incidents, some of which resulted in the deaths of innocent civilians, Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki said Wednesday. Maliki didn’t detail…
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See the dems. need to let the people vote on impeaching King George II