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Impeachment Town Hearing in Middleton, WI
ByImpeach for Peace September 10, 2007April 7, 2018

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House renews probe of U.S. attorney firings
ByMikael January 7, 2009November 11, 2017

Vote to continue lawsuit means inside story of Bogden’s dismissal may come to light Law Vegas Sun By Lisa Mascaro WASHINGTON — The untold story of the firing of Nevada’s former U.S. Attorney Daniel Bogden may yet be unraveled. The House on Tuesday voted to continue a lawsuit seeking testimony from the Bush administration about…

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[Video] Mark Ruffalo Impeachment is good medicine
ByImpeach for Peace October 5, 2007June 5, 2017

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Activists in Vermont town want Bush, Cheney subject to arrest
ByMikael December 28, 2007January 18, 2018

MONTPELIER, Vermont (AP) — President Bush may soon have a new reason to avoid left-leaning Vermont: In one town, activists want him subject to arrest for war crimes. Kurt Daims of Brattleboro, Vermont, speaks Friday about his movement against Bush and Cheney. A group in Brattleboro is petitioning to put an item on a town…

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Dems: Confirmation of new AG contingent on subpoenas being honored
ByMikael September 18, 2007May 21, 2017

thehill.com No rush for Mukasey confirmation hearing, say Dems By Elana Schor President Bush’s choice of Michael Mukasey as the next attorney general won early praise Monday, but Democrats appeared ready to take their time on a confirmation hearing until the administration plays ball on subpoenaed documents that it continues to withhold. Senate Judiciary Committee…

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Did Bush stack the deck against civil rights?
ByImpeach for Peace November 7, 2007May 20, 2021

Raw Story Using a questionable, unprecedented maneuver President Bush has installed a solid Republican majority on a supposedly bipartisan civil rights panel, leading it to abandon racial justice and civil rights cases in favor of arguing against school integration and affirmative action. The eight-member US Commission on Civil Rights has served for half a century…

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