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Bush is over (if you want it)
The beginning of a popular movement to impeach. This is a remake of the 70’s slogan and song by John Lennon “War is over, if you want it.” It’s in response to the Newsweek poll that found that 58 percent of Americans wish Bush’s presidency were over. There will be billboards, songs, and other actions…
Murtha: Impeachment is on the table
Rep. John Murtha (D-PA) revised the much publicized statements he made yesterday and told National Public Radio late on Monday afternoon that impeaching President George W. Bush was “on the table.” “I’m just saying that’s one of the options that Congress has on the table, I’m getting more and more calls from the public about…
Congress To Rice: Stop Interfering With Iraq Investigation
By Karen DeYoung, Washington Post An ongoing battle between Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and a House committee investigating Iraqi government corruption and the activities of the Blackwater security firm erupted into another skirmish yesterday as Rep. Henry A. Waxman (D-Calif.) accused Rice of interfering with the committee’s work and preventing administration and Blackwater officials…
Al Gore opposes any attempt to impeach Bush
dnaindia.com Former US vice president Al Gore, a staunch critic of George W Bush, has said he doesn’t agree with calls for impeaching the president due to lack of “time” and “consensus.”Many democrats feel that Bush should be impeached for allegedly misleading the country deliberately in the lead up to the war in Iraq. “With…
VIDEO-Impeachment Protest:Martin Sheen
Etopia Media-On March 17, 2007, according to the Los Angeles Police Department, anti-war demonstrators “in the 5,000 to 6,000 range” marched and rallied against the Iraq War in Hollywood, California. Many carried signs calling for the impeachment of George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney. Those attending listened to Congresswoman Maxine Waters call for the…
Debunking the Neocons’ Iran War Measure
Gareth Porter, Huffington Post The Lieberman-Kyle amendment has just passed the Senate overwhelmingly after two sections were removed to satisfy Democrats that it will not serve as a backdoor authorization for war against Iran, using U.S. forces operating in Iran. Even after that compromise, it remains a poison chalice, because it endorses a set of…
