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NY Town passes Impeachment Resolution
By CASEY CAMPBELL, Cooperstown Crier — Calls for the impeachment of President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney were widely applauded at a town meeting Sunday in Cooperstown’s Templeton Hall. … Kuzminski read a resolution that was passed around at the meeting and signed by nearly all of the attendees which calls for…
War Criminal John Ashcroft called to account by Knox College co-ed
ByMikaelafterdowningstreet.org John Ashcroft Yelled at Me Tonight. No Joke. Submitted by davidswanson By Elsinora via Democratic Underground Knox College is a liberal arts college, in every sense of the word “liberal.” Out of approximately 1400 students, the Knox College Republicans can claim only six members. Although we’re a tiny college, we attract very prestigious Democrats…
Rep. Grijalva Becomes 23rd Impeachment Bill Co-sponsor
LarouchePac.com — Rep. Raul M. Grijalva (D-AZ) became the 23rd Congressman to co-sponsor the resolution (H.R. 799, formerly H.R. 333) introduced by Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) to impeach Vice President Dick Cheney. Grijalva, who represents the 7th Congressional District in Arizona, embracing Tucson and Nogales, is the son of a Mexican migrant worker. He is…
US senators urge probe into 9/11 suspect’s claims of abuse
afp.com March 16, 2007 Two US senators who witnessed the questioning of the suspected mastermind of the September 11 attacks have urged officials to investigate his allegations of being badly treated. …they confirmed that Mohammed, who has no right to a lawyer and was represented by a military officer, had handed the panel a written…
Forget Impeachment: Grab The Tar And Feathers
ByMikaelMarch 13, 2007 In this column last week, I asked the question, Should President George W. Bush be impeached? The specific precursor for that question was the guilty verdict of former White House insider Lewis “Scooter” Libby. In my mind, that trial and subsequent conviction demonstrated that there is more than enough circumstantial evidence to…
Poll: Americans Say Bush Shouldn’t Keep Aides from Testifying
ByMikaelBased upon this non-scientific online poll from CSPAN’s Capital News today, Americans overwhelmingly want to know the truth about the firing of 8 U.S. attorneys by the Bush Administration and do not think that the President should keep his top aides from testifying under oath in front of Congress. (Poll Updates)
