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The Ecology of Impeachment
by Patricia Goldsmith, Dissident Voice The push for impeachment acknowledges two simple truths: we can’t wait for 2008, nor can we live with BushCo’s legacy. That is to say, we must not only remove GWB, but we must remove all the devices and stratagems his administration has used to subvert the Constitution including: signing statements…
Libby Special Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald “may have Cheney in his crosshairs”… Treason?
ByMikaelFitzgerald: “There Is a Cloud Over the Vice President” By Jason Leopold t r u t h o u t | Report Wednesday 21 February 2007 For the first time since the investigation into the leak of a covert CIA operative began more than three years ago, Special Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald has suggested that Vice…
Impeachment Protesters Pushing Rep. Giffords
MARK KIMBLE, Tucson Citizen — Alana Swoyer was there because she received an e-mail from a friend who had received it from a friend who had received it from a friend. So Swoyer, an office manager at a local church, was carrying a sign reading, “No one is above the law.” Jean-Paul Bierny, a Belgian-born…
Democrats back off on effort to limit Bush’s Iran options
ByMikaelBy David Espo – ASSOCIATED PRESS – March 12, 2007 WASHINGTON – Top House Democrats retreated Monday from an attempt to limit President Bush’s authority for taking military action against Iran as the leadership concentrated on a looming confrontation with the White House over the Iraq war. Officials said Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other members…
White House girds for battle, hires 9 lawyers
ByMikaelBy Peter Baker The Washington Post WASHINGTON — President Bush has authorized another buildup, this time in the White House counsel’s office. Facing a blizzard of congressional investigations, hearings and subpoenas, the White House hired a new crop of lawyers to do battle with the Democratic Congress. White House counsel Fred Fielding, brought in by…

