Bush Sr. Appointee Calls for Impeachment of Jr.
Bush 41 appointee, and Independent candidate for U.S. Senate from Oregon, John Frohnmayer, discusses legal basis for impeachment of President Bush.
Bush 41 appointee, and Independent candidate for U.S. Senate from Oregon, John Frohnmayer, discusses legal basis for impeachment of President Bush.
thenation.com Online Beat blogged by John Nichols The Constitution of the United States is absolutely clear when it comes to matters of torture. Amendment 8 specifically states that,”Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted.” Acts of torture are by definition and common understanding — certainly at…
Market Ticker Articles of Impeachment? Bear Stearns Buyout Illegal? Karl Denninger “On or about March 16th, 2008, George W. Bush, both personally and through his Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, caused to be provided to JP Morgan/Chase a bribe(1) ultimately flowing from the United States Treasury in an amount not to exceed $30 billion dollars US,…
While a alt=”bush-jail_bars-war_criminal.jpeg”recent post on this site, Vermont’s Arrest Warrant for Bush Attempt Lambasted and elsewhere Brattleboro to vote on arresting Bush, Cheney,  brought oodles of the hyperventilating, venom-spewing, constitutionally-challenged out from under rocks both on this site and directed at the Brattleboro, VT town manager, it seems that after taking time to consider the issue, the…
By Andrew Gumbel, The Independent UK The United States military announced yesterday that it was bringing death penalty charges against Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and five other men suspected of orchestrating the September 11 attacks, and intended to try them under the Bush administration’s much-criticised military tribunal system, which is subject only to partial oversight by…
LawNewz – The 2016 presidential election marked the beginning of the Age of Impeachment. Before the Trump vs. Clinton showdown captivated Americans, impeachment of a president was infrequently talked about, and even less frequently done. Only two presidents in history were ever impeached – and neither was convicted. But as the 2016 election drew to…
The New York Times Editorial Mr. Gonzales’s Never-Ending Story Democratic lawmakers are asking for a special prosecutor to look into Mr. Gonzales’s words and deeds. Solicitor General Paul Clement has a last chance to show that the Justice Department is still minimally functional by fulfilling that request. If that does not happen, Congress should impeach…