With no discussion and only a few dissents, the community of Leverett, MA, home of the New England Peace Pagoda, passed a resolution to impeach Bush and Cheney at the annual town meeting on April 28, 2007.
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When asked on last night’s ‘Late Show with David Letterman’ about French reaction to the recent election of President-elect Barack Obama, Bruni gushed: “Oh! France is thrilled… yes, delighted. I think the whole world is delighted.” When asked how her husband, the President of France gets along with Bush she said: “They have to… No…
One Thing We Can All Agree On By Rosa Brooks , Special to the Los Angeles Times You know you’ve got a problem when only the Albanians welcome you with open arms — and even then you need to take your watch off to keep them from stealing it. This is what it’s come down…
therawstory Bush may be able to block subpoenas even after leaving office John Byrne President-Elect Obama seems tepid on investigating Bush President George W. Bush appears likely to claim executive privilege in blocking subpoenas after he leaves office, according to a report Wednesday. Three Congressional investigations into the President and his administration remain open. They…
Following the national syndication of an article about Brattleboro, Vermont’s petition making President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney subject to arrest for crimes against the Constitution, the local newspaper received responses from around the country. The following email was sent by a friend of IfP: Emails are coming into Brattleboro from all over. Some…
By MADDY SAUER and JUSTIN ROOD, ABC News A mother of five who says she was sexually harassed and assaulted while working for Halliburton/KBR in Iraq is headed for a secretive arbitration process rather than being able to present her case in open court. A judge in Texas has ruled that Tracy Barker’s case will…
By Susan Cornwell, Reuters The Senate voted on Wednesday against considering a measure to give Guantanamo detainees and other foreigners the right to challenge their detention in the U.S. courts. Check out how your Senator voted at the Washington Post The legislation needed 60 votes to be considered by lawmakers in the Senate, narrowly controlled…
