Live Music Video-Impeach the President
Live Music Video-Impeach the President
Author: Brown Baggin w/ Sean Potts cover The Honeydrippers
Live Music Video-Impeach the President
Author: Brown Baggin w/ Sean Potts cover The Honeydrippers
thruthout.org Rep. Maxine Waters just gave a clinic on how to interrogate a stubborn witness. Clearly, Rep. Waters was fed up with all the non-responsive noise from the attorney general today, and used her time to bracket him as much as possible. “What do you have to tell us today?” she thundered in outrage. “The…
ImpeachforPeace.org lobbyist Jodin Morey just called in from Washington DC and informed our offices that our contingent met with Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH), the author of H. Res. 333. Rep. Kucincich has “agreed to submit all the names of everyone who has filled out (DIY memorial petitions) to put into the Congressional Record calling upon…
therawstory Hagel: There are ways to deal with’ a president who says ‘I don’t care’ Ron Brynaert, Published: Sunday March 25, 2007 Senator Chuck Hagel (R-NE), a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee who is considering running for president in 2008, stopped just short of threatening impeachment against President George Bush on ABC’s This…
washingtonpost.com The Talk Rep. John Conyers (D-Mich.), the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, raised the prospect today that President Bush commuted the prison sentence of former White House aide I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby in order to protect other administration officials. “I think we should put it on the table right at the beginning ……
AFP (from rawstory) Published: Sunday March 4, 2007 Senior US diplomats put pressure on Germany not to prosecute 13 people linked to the alleged CIA-backed abduction of a German […] in a failed bid to block the issue of arrest warrants against the 13 suspected CIA co-workers, the news magazine Der Spiegel said. It is…
SRC=”http://web.archive.org/web/20080611100702/http://rawstory.com//images/new/capitolpolice.jpg” align=”left”/>RawStory — Republicans and the Bush administration used a ‘bogus’ terror threat that raised specific fears of an attack on the Capitol to scare lawmakers into adopting a dramatic temporary expansion of the government’s spy powers last month, a former top intelligence committee Democrat said Wednesday. Congress agreed to give President Bush and the…