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‘Impeach Bush’ Movement ‘Spreading Like Wildfire’
The Impeachment effort in Vermont is making the news: US towns seek Bush’s impeachment (BBC) Vermont Towns Debate Impeaching Bush (AOL Wire Services) Vermont’s ‘Impeach Bush’ Movement That’s ‘Spreading Like Wildfire’ (CNN) Vermont Towns Seek to Impeach Bush (ABC News) Vermont Towns Back Bush Impeachment (CBS News) In Vermont, “Impeach Bush” talk doinates Town Meeting…
Judiciary committee to vote on Goodling immunity
thinkprogress.org House Judiciary Committee Chairman John Conyers (D-MI) has scheduled a vote tomorrow to consider granting immunity to former Alberto Gonzales counsel Monica Goodling, in order to secure her testimony about the U.S. Attorney scandal. Two-thirds of the Committee must approve immunity. (Original Article)
Conyers fails to answer reporter’s questions on impeachment
Michael Rolston, Raw Story Staff for Rep. John Conyers (D-MI) asked Harpers’ reporter Ken Silverstein to submit six questions in May. The reporter said in a recent blog post that he has yet to receive answers to the queries, several of which concern impeachment. “Back in May, I requested an interview with Congressman John Conyers,…
Thank you letter from National Impeachment Network to Congress
Honorable Members of Congress, their staff members, and Judiciary Committee staff, We would like to thank the members, legislative directors, chiefs of staff, and Judiciary Committee staff who met with us over the last two weeks to discuss moving towards an impeachment hearing. We appreciate their interest and willingness to continue working for our common…
Majority Want Bush Impeached (MSNBC Poll)
This ongoing, non-scientific online poll, which focuses on impeachable pre-war lies and domestic spying crimes is rapidly approaching half a million votes as of January 31st, 2007. Eighty seven percent of the votes cast favor the impeachment of President Bush.
Senator Specter (R-PA) seeks to limit presidential signing statements
Raw Story The top Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee quietly reintroduced a bill before Congress recessed last week aimed at reigning in President Bush’s ability to modify laws to his whims, Roll Call reports. Critics and watchdog agencies say Bush’s use of signing statements allows him and federal agencies to ignore provisions of the…
