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ByMikaelFewer pledge allegiance to the GOP By Janet Hook, L.A. Times Staff Writer – March 23, 2007 WASHINGTON – Public allegiance to the Republican Party has plunged during George W. Bush’s presidency, as attitudes have edged away from some of the conservative values that fueled GOP political victories, a major survey has found. The survey,…
Case for Obama’s Impeachment
opednews.com by By Dave Lindorff — Back in 2005-06, I wrote a book,The Case for Impeachment, in which I made the argument that President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney, as well as other key figures in the Bush/Cheney administration–Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, and Attorney General Alberto Gonzales–should…
From Fallujah: “Americans bring us only destruction”
ByMikaelThe Independent Return to Fallujah Three years after the devastating US assault, our correspondent enters besieged Iraqi city left without clean water, electricity and medicine By Patrick Cockburn Fallujah is more difficult to enter than any city in the world. On the road from Baghdad I counted 27 checkpoints, all manned by well-armed soldiers and…
Bush Era | Ohio | Related NewsFascism is alive and well in Kent, Ohio
ByMikaelblogs usatoday.com posted by Mike Carney Man fights ticket for putting anti-Bush sign on public property Kevin Egler, a 45-year-old teacher, is fighting a ticket he received for posting a sign that said “Impeach Bush” in a public garden, according to The Plain Dealer. The Record-Courier says Egler was accused of “advertising on public property”…
Conyers Working on Bush Impeachment
DailyKos — So, it’s a lazy Sunday morning and I’m listening to progressive radio legend Larry Bensky give his last show at KPFA radio (Berkeley). The two hour special is a tribute to Larry and his long running show Sunday Salon. It is a mildly entertaining program for the most part, consisting mainly of Larry…
Prosecutor to Review Official Handling of CIA Tapes
By Scott Shane, New York Times The prosecutor investigating the Central Intelligence Agency’s destruction of interrogation videotapes is reviewing whether government officials violated any of 17 court orders requiring the preservation of evidence or broke the law by concealing the tapes’ existence or approving their destruction, according to court papers filed late Friday night. The…
