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Gravel: Bush should be jailed, all drugs legalized
Former Sen. Mike Gravel, the longshot presidential candidate who has generated buzz in the liberal blogosphere following a dramatic and heated performance during the first Democratic presidential debate, reaffirmed his belief that President Bush should be jailed for going to war in Iraq and that all drugs should be legalized during an interview with the…
Trump: New Impeachable Offense
Impeach for Peace – We have officially endorsed an impeachable offense with respect to Donald Trump on the Formal Impeachment Petition. This is the only method laid out by the Rules of the House of Representatives for a citizen to initiate impeachment. We decided his executive order selectively giving preference to refugees based upon religious…
Minneapolis City Council Member Remington Supports Impeachment
On Friday, July 20th, members of ImpeachForPeace.org attended the Minneapolis City Council Meeting wearing pro-impeachment t-shirts and carrying pro-impeachment signs. Before the meeting, Council Member Ralph Remington approached us and stated that he supports us and impeachment. He also stated that he was not certain at this time whether it makes sense to push for…
War on Terrorism Leads to Rights Abuses
By Tim Cocks, Reuters Torture, beatings, executions, racist stereotyping and intrusive surveillance are among the abuses countries are committing in the name of fighting terrorism, a rights watchdog said on Monday. The Commonwealth Human Rights Commission said since the 9/11 attacks, many nations had been using the military for police work in the so-called “war…
White House girds for battle, hires 9 lawyers
ByMikaelBy Peter Baker The Washington Post WASHINGTON — President Bush has authorized another buildup, this time in the White House counsel’s office. Facing a blizzard of congressional investigations, hearings and subpoenas, the White House hired a new crop of lawyers to do battle with the Democratic Congress. White House counsel Fred Fielding, brought in by…
