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FEC Democrats Say Bush Violated Limits in 2004 Election
By Matthew Mosk, Washington Post Friday, March 23, 2007 The three Democrats on the Federal Election Commission revealed yesterday that they strongly believe President Bush exceeded legal spending limits during the 2004 presidential contest and that his campaign owes the government $40 million. Their concerns spilled out during a vote to approve an audit of…
Internet Thought Control Bill H.R. 1955 Under Fire
by Michael Collins, OpEdNews On Monday, Dec. 17, the Senate Committee on Homeland Security posted this document in response to the many criticisms of House Resolution 1955, The Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act of 2007. Part 1 of this series examined the dangers that this bill posed to citizens and political groups using…
Bush Exempts Navy From Whale-Saving Sonar Rules
AP President Bush exempted the Navy from an environmental law so it can continue using sonar in its anti-submarine warfare training off the California coast — a practice critics say is harmful to whales and other marine mammals.The White House announced Wednesday that Bush had signed the exemption Tuesday while traveling in the Middle East….
House panel approves subpoenas for Rice, RNC
by Jay Newton-Small and Judith Mathewson, Yahoo News Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to testify about the administration’s false claim before the 2003 invasion of Iraq that Saddam Hussein sought uranium from Africa for a weapons program. The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform also issued a subpoena to Republican National Committee Chairman Mike…
Miers Refuses to Comply, Contempt Front and Center
By Matt Renner, t r u t h o u t Harriet Miers, former White House counsel, said on Tuesday she would not comply with Congressional orders. Congress has issued subpoenas for Miers’s testimony and any documents in her possession related to the US attorney purge. Her refusal could lead to criminal proceedings or to…
Impeachment: The Case in Favor
ByMikaelFebruary 12, 2007 issue by: ELIZABETH HOLTZMAN Approximately a year ago, I wrote in this magazine that President George W. Bush had committed high crimes and misdemeanors and should be impeached and removed from office. His impeachable offenses include using lies and deceptions to drive the country into war in Iraq, deliberately and repeatedly violating…
