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Sen. Specter (R-PA): Bush admin. ‘throwing up roadblocks’ on CIA tape, wiretap probes
ByMikaelRaw Story – David Edwards and Muriel Kane A prominent Republican, who has disputed with the White House in the past, threw fuel onto the fire on Tuesday by accusing the Bush administration of throwing “roadblocks” in front of congressional attempts to investigate the destruction of CIA tapes, saying it demonstrates the need to preserve…
Pelosi Out Now!
ByMikaelNancy Pelosi has taken impeachment off the table because she knew about the war crime of water boarding/torture 3 years ago yet did nothing. Pelosi must recant, resign or be removed. ~ Mikael
Unpopular Bush plumbs new depths: poll
ByMikaelrawstory/afp President George W. Bush, already facing scant public support, saw his approval rating slump to a new record low, according to a new survey released Monday. The CNN television/Opinion Research survey found that just 24 percent of respondents believe Bush is doing a good job, against 76 percent who said that was not the…
Why YOUR City Should Pass Resolution to Oppose Attacking Iran
ByMikaelWhy Cville Should Oppose Attacking Iran http://charlottesvillepeace.org/node/1748 By David Swanson Tonight, Monday, October 6, 2008, a group of citizens in Charlottesville, Va., organized by the Charlottesville Center for Peace and Justice, will attend the City Council’s meeting to urge the Council to take up at its November meeting a resolution opposing a U.S. attack on…
White House Says Hill Can’t Pursue Contempt Cases
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…
