Video: Impeachment Victory in NM Public Affairs Committee
Video: Bush Impeachment Victory in NM Public Affairs Committee
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Nikolai,
Actually I believe it is New Mexico, Washington and Vermont that have resolutions being debated in their State capitals, although it is looking like Washington’s will falter thanks largely to the efforts to quash it by Senator Patty Murray (D-WA) and Representative jay inslee (D-WA).
See my letter to Inslee here: An Open Letter about Impeachment to Rep. Jay Inslee (D-WA)
Now if only the other 48 states (besides New Mexcio and New Hampshire) would get with it!