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Governor tries, fails to stop Impeachment Vote…
Dan Barlow Vermont Press Bureau-Town Meeting 2007 Gov. James Douglas, acting as Middlebury’s moderator, tried to stop a vote on a resolution calling for President Bush’s impeachment and withdrawal of troops from Iraq at the town’s annual meeting Monday night, according to several residents who attended. Douglas argued that the two resolutions, which were brought…
Impeachment: ‘The Only Remedy That Remains’
[OpEd] Thoughts occasioned by a peace march in MinneapolisByMikaelThe Minneapolis (Minnesota) Star Tribune accurately portrayed the local peace march and rally that took place this past Sunday and appropriately featured it as Monday morning’s number one story ‘above the fold’ on it’s front page along with an excellent photograph: Thousands of Minneapolis protesters march against Iraq war (Minneapolis Star Tribune, Monday, March 19th,…
Democrats back away from war fund plan
ByMikaelBy ANNE FLAHERTY, Associated Press Writer Tue Feb 27 WASHINGTON – House Democratic leaders are backing away from a plan to scale back U.S. involvement in the Iraq war by using Congress’ most powerful tool–withholding money in the budget. Instead, party officials said Tuesday, leaders are weighing a proposal that would attempt to embarrass Bush…
[Video] Conyers’ Impeachment Interview about Wexler’s Push
DemocracyNow.org Transcript: AMY GOODMAN: Congressman Conyers, I wanted to turn to another controversial issue, one that you’ve been dealing with and have over time, that issue of impeachment. Now, three Democratic members of your committee, of the House Judiciary Committee — Robert Wexler of Florida, Luis Gutierrez of Illinois, Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin — have…
Pessimism ‘growing among Iraqis’
BBC News Poll March 19, 2007 Iraqis are becoming increasingly pessimistic about the future of their country and unhappy about their lives…Less than 40% of those polled said things were good in their lives, compared to 71% two years ago. However, a majority of those questioned said that, despite daily violence, they did not believe…
