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Poll shows 39% of Americans support impeachment
Michael Roston, rawstory.com A poll published Tuesday shows that close to 40% of Americans favor the impeachment of President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney, according to an article at Townhall.com. “Few serious observers think things will ever get to actual impeachment. And yet the American public seems more open to the concept…
Elizabeth Holtzman on Impeaching Bush
TruthDig, By Blair Golson-On Wednesday, Sept. 13, former Congresswoman Elizabeth Holtzman will hold a discussion at UCLA with former White House aide John Dean, titled “Bush and the Potential for Impeachment.” … Holtzman was also a key member of the House Judiciary Committee in 1974 during the Nixon impeachment hearings — the same hearings in…
Judiciary Committee members receiving “nonstop” impeach calls
ByMikael[IFP received this email update from Brad Newsham – founder of the ‘Beach Impeach’ projects] A Short Sweet Impeachment Story Every day I try to do one thing, usually small, to forward impeachment. Here’s the story of yesterday: My friend Cynthia Papermaster sent me an email with the names and phone numbers (below) of the…
Impeachment passing in Vermont tonight…
Both Rochester and Westminster, VT have voted in favor of resolutions supporting the impeachment of President Bush at their town meetings. According to the post, the votes counts were 57-53 and 107-29 respectively. (Read More)
Abramoff Scandal reaches higher: Another Bush White House Convicted Felon
ByMikaelEx-Interior No. 2 pleads guilty in Abramoff case WASHINGTON (AP) – Former Deputy Interior Secretary J. Steven Griles pleaded guilty Friday to obstruction of justice in a Senate committee’s investigation, becoming the highest-ranking Bush administration official convicted in the Jack Abramoff corruption scandal. The former No. 2 official in the Interior Department admitted in federal…
Cellphone Tracking Powers on Request
By Ellen Nakashima, Washington Post Federal officials are routinely asking courts to order cellphone companies to furnish real-time tracking data so they can pinpoint the whereabouts of drug traffickers, fugitives and other criminal suspects, according to judges and industry lawyers. In some cases, judges have granted the requests without requiring the government to demonstrate that…
