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By Frida Berrigan, tomdispatch.com An introduction by Tom Engelhardt: Hey, aren’t we the most exceptional nation in history? George Bush and his pals thought so — and they were in a great American tradition of exceptionalism. Of course, they were imagining us as the most exceptional empire in history (or maybe at the end of…
Gonzales puts firings on McNulty’s shoulders
By Mike Soraghan, The Hill Attorney General Alberto Gonzales Tuesday emphasized that his top deputy–who resigned Monday–agreed to and stood by his controversial firings of several U.S. attorneys. In an appearance at the National Press Club, Gonzales highlighted the role that Deputy Attorney General Paul McNulty played in the handling of the U.S. attorneys and…
“Republicans for Impeachment” benefit concert in Massachusetts this Fri/Sat
ByMikaelMore details at: Northeast Impeachment Coalition and Republicans for Impeachment.com Susan C. Serpa, organizer Northeast Impeachment Coalition 508-243-4473 www.neimpeach.org neimpeach@gmail.com impeachbush-416-announce@meetup.com
NPR Does a Segment on Impeachment
On Wednesday the NPR program Day to Day ran a segment on impeachment. Unfortunately, the segment would lead many to erroneous conclusions about the viability of impeachment. But, at least people are talking, now let’s call the radio station and demand a more informed airing of the issue. The Impeachment Debate … by Celeste Headlee…
Request of FCC about CSPAN Ridicule during Impeachment Vote
Jay Janson, OpEdNews — Dear Sir/Madam: Tuesday, November 6, 2007, while the House of Representatives was voting on the resolution put forward by Rep. Kucinich and twenty-one other members to impeach the Vice President of the United States, C-SPAN had its viewing audience lectured by one Mr. Epstein emphasizing how ridiculous the proposed bill was….
