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National debt rises $1m a minute
By time Bush leaves office, debt will no longer fit on Times Square sign. TOM RAUM, AP News Like a ticking time bomb, the national debt is an explosion waiting to happen. It’s expanding by about $1.4 billion a day — or nearly $1 million a minute. What’s that mean to you? It means almost…
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…
Lying to initiate Wars of Aggression = Impeachable offense
ByMikaelFinalCall.com News Report documents lies leading to Iraq war By Askia Muhammad and Richard Muhammad Report documents falsehoods that pushed U.S. into costly military misadventure WASHINGTON (FinalCall.com) – Lies. Lies. Lies. President George W. Bush and seven of his administration’s top officials, including Vice President Dick Cheney, Secretary of State Colin Powell, then-National Security Adviser…
[UPDATE] Impeachment Resolution likely to pass in New Mexico…
Democracy for New Mexico – … Steve Terrell’s Legislature Blog: “He believes Senate Joint Resolution 5, which calls for the impeachment of President Bush and Vice President Cheney, will pass the Senate by a party-line vote. Although earlier in the session he said he didn’t back the resolution, he said tonight that he’d probably vote…
This Is A Test For Both President Obama and American Democracy!
George W. Bush Belongs In Prison By Joel Hirschhorn published Nov 29, 2008 2008 © Associated Content, All rights reserved.    Respecting the Rule of Law Electing Barack Obama president was the first step in redeeming American democracy. The second step must be indicting ex-president George W. Bush, giving him a fair trial, finding him…
Sen. Durbin: Judge Might Have Misled Senate on Detainee Issue
Associated Press A Senate Democratic leader Tuesday urged a Bush-appointed judge to recuse himself from cases involving enemy combatants and requested an explanation about information that might contradict his testimony about the White House’s detainee policy. “It appears that you misled me, the Senate Judiciary Committee, and the nation,” Senate Democratic Whip Dick Durbin of…
