Kent, Ohio officer tickets man for ‘Impeach Bush’ sign
Police ticketed Egler for unlawfully advertising in a public place because he put up a free-standing sign near the intersection of Haymarket Parkway and Willow and Main streets.
Police ticketed Egler for unlawfully advertising in a public place because he put up a free-standing sign near the intersection of Haymarket Parkway and Willow and Main streets.
Day 7: Libby Jurors Seek More Supplies Thursday March 1, 2007 By MATT APUZZO – Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) – After a monthlong trial full of high-tech gadgetry and multimedia presentations, jurors in the CIA leak trial apparently are handcrafting their own visual aids to help sort out the complicated case. Jurors asked for…
After Downing Street, Andrea Miller — I joined the impeachment rally yesterday at Bobby Scott’s office; it was excellent and there were about 15 people. Everyone at the rally went upstairs to Bobby Scott’s office and Chris Dorsey spoke eloquently about the need for impeachment and how the Cheney/Bush impeachment has nothing to do with…
therawstory Bush may be able to block subpoenas even after leaving office John Byrne President-Elect Obama seems tepid on investigating Bush President George W. Bush appears likely to claim executive privilege in blocking subpoenas after he leaves office, according to a report Wednesday. Three Congressional investigations into the President and his administration remain open. They…
OpEdNews Is Bush Guilty of Nuremberg War Crimes? By Gene Cappa Bush was accused of one or more of four charges: conspiracy to commit crimes alleged in other counts; crimes against peace; war crimes; or crimes against humanity? Specific charges included the murder of over 1 million Iraqis, pursuing an aggressive war, the brutality of…
Well, we’re not sure that’s the reason for the rate hike, but we have our suspicions. Read more about the spying here. Associated Press-The cost of mailing a letter will go up on May 14, but you’ll be able to lock in that price — no matter how rates rise in the future — by…
This coming Saturday, October 27, people from all walks of life will gather in 11 cities around the country in a national expression of the breadth and depth of antiwar sentiment in this nation. For many people, it will be their first step in transforming their antiwar feelings into antiwar action. Regional actions will enable…