Frightening War Demo in Downtown Manhattan
First Casualty, as in truth. Iraq Vets Against War demo in the Big Apple. A taste of reality brought to the home turf… via http://meerkatmedia.org/?p=738
Stop the war: Impeach Bush
First Casualty, as in truth. Iraq Vets Against War demo in the Big Apple. A taste of reality brought to the home turf… via http://meerkatmedia.org/?p=738
Stop the war: Impeach Bush
Statement of US Trade Representative Susan Schwab “The United States respects the sovereign right of the citizens of Costa Rica to choose whether to approve the free trade agreement with the United States, Central America, and the Dominican Republic. But, I hope whatever decision is made is based on the facts. “There has been speculation that…
Hurffington Post ABC News/AP/CNN President Bush let it all out today during an interview with ABC News’ Charlie Gibson. Bush delivered a mea culpa on Iraq, the economic crisis and the 2008 election outcome for Republicans. Below are three write-ups on different parts of the interview: From ABC News: Bush on the Iraq War… Looking…
By: Roger Simon, The Politico Gonzales team see what happened to Scooter and say: “Hey, I’m going to rat. Or take the Fifth. Or both. I am not doing time to protect anybody.” Which is so New School. …True, Bush does not like it when his friends are criticized and good public servants are under…
washingtonpost.com The Talk Rep. John Conyers (D-Mich.), the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, raised the prospect today that President Bush commuted the prison sentence of former White House aide I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby in order to protect other administration officials. “I think we should put it on the table right at the beginning ……
By John Nichols, www.thenation.com That Vice President Dick Cheney is the ripest target for impeachment in the Bush White House is beyond debate. Cheney was far more aggressive that President Bush in peddling manipulated — or, to use a more precise term, “fantastical” — intelligence before the U.S. invaded Iraq. And, once the war began,…
Washington Post Statement by the President The White House Office of the Press Secretary The United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit today rejected Lewis Libby’s request to remain free on bail while pursuing his appeals for the serious convictions of perjury and obstruction of justice. As a result, Mr. Libby will be…