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Kucinich Preparing 50-Page Articles of Impeachment Against Bush
ByMikaelscoop.co.nz Column: David Swanson […] Those expecting Kucinich to deliver harsh words about the president weren’t disappointed, as the half-hour campaign speech soon turned to talk of impeachment. “On the way over here, I was reading a 50-page document that relates to Articles of Impeachment for the President of the United States,” Kucinich said to…
Congress Eases Access to Government Records
By Laurie Kellman, Associated Press Congress on Tuesday struck back at the Bush administration’s trend toward secrecy since the 2001 terrorist attacks, passing legislation to toughen the Freedom of Information Act and increasing penalties on agencies that don’t comply. The White House would not say whether President Bush will sign the legislation, which unanimously passed…
Fascism is alive and well in Washington DC
ByMikaelAnti-War Protest Group Fined $10,000 Nathan Burchfiel-Staff Writer (CNSNews.com) – The anti-war activist group Act Now to Stop War and End Racism (ANSWER) faces a $10,000 fine from the city of Washington if it fails to remove thousands of fliers it has posted to advertise a September anti-war march. “They have told us that we…
Wisconsin Impeach for Peace Rally, July 4th
The Capitol Times — … We must impeach for peace! Join us July 4 at noon on the Capitol Square for the Independence Day Impeach for Peace rally and march. We will gather at the State Street corner. Bring your family and friends. Speak out at the open mike session to save our form of…
Ex-Powell aide says Bush, Cheney guilty of ‘high crimes’
Nick Juliano, rawstory.com A former top State Department aide to Colin Powell said today that President Bush and Vice President Cheney are more deserving of impeachment than was Bill Clinton. Lawrence Wilkerson, who was chief of staff to then-Secretary of State Colin Powell, said on the public radio program On Point Thursday that “Bill Clinton’s…
Democrats delay major moves in two House investigations of Bush officials
Michael Roston, rawstory.com style=”height: 100px” height=”100″ alt=”condi_rice.jpg” height=”96″ alt=”monicagoodling.jpg”Democratic leaders of two House committees decided late on Tuesday to postpone major moves in their investigations of top Bush administration officials, which had been expected early this Wednesday. The House Judiciary Committee decided to delay a decision this morning on immunizing Monica Goodling, a former top…
