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by Elaine Brower, www.opednews.com For 4 long years now I have railed against this government for the innumerable offenses committed against the people of this Country, the people of other Countries and our own Constitution. My son served 2 tours of duty in this so-called “War on Terror”, and is awaiting possible redeployment. I have…
Bush failed War on Terror strategies questioned as term ends
ByMikaeltherawstory AFP Bush approach to war on terror under pressure as term ends The Bush administration has come under renewed pressure over its anything-goes approach to the “war on terror” that could leave tough problems behind for a new president, analysts say. A federal judge’s order this week that 17 Chinese Muslim Uighurs be released…
Protesters Confront Pelosi: Call for Bush Impeachment
Jeff Gilbride/Daily News staff — As U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited Stanley Elementary School yesterday, a small group of protesters gathered outside demanding she use her congressional powers to impeach President George Bush. Holding signs simply reading “Impeach” and others offering statistics on deaths caused by the war in Iraq, about a dozen protesters…
[OP ED] Impeach Bush to right wrongs of war
ByMikaelBy John Nichols, March 6, 2007 There is no more serious work than ending the war. The veterans I traveled with this last weekend had nothing but disdain for nonbinding resolutions. […] If the call for impeachment is raised by the town meetings of Vermont today, it will not be a “symbolic” act. It will…
A Stand for freedom, justice and impeachment, a victory over fascism and oppression
ByMikaelDailyKos.com An Experience at University of NH Republican Debate by Cindy I went to the UNH Republican debate to join the IMPEACH & anti-war activists holding signs. We were told that we had to stand in a designated area away from the Whittemore Center by two policemen. I asked them why we could not stand…
24 House Republicans Vote for Impeachment Hearings with all Democrats
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