Is Impeachment the only way to avoid a nuclear attack on Iran?
Similar Posts
Matt Cooper Says Rove DID Leak Valerie Plame’s Identity To Him
By Logan Murphy, Crooks and Liars Following Karl Rove’s appearance this morning on “Meet The Press” David Gregory (who is involved in the Plame scandal. More on that later.) held a round table discussion which included former Time Magazine reporter Matt Cooper. Cooper, who was dead center in the Valerie Plame scandal, stops just short…
Bush’s FEC Moves Seen as Aiding McCain’s Campaign
By Michael Luo, New York Times For months, the White House and Senate Republicans have been content to let a political impasse over vacancies at the Federal Election Commission persist, sidelining the regulatory agency in the throes of a heated presidential campaign. But on Tuesday, President Bush suddenly announced three new nominees to the commission….
Republican puts out ‘action alert’ claiming Rice will be subpoenaed tomorrow
Michael Roston, rawstory.com A spokesman for Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice suggested that she had more important things to do than testify before Congress the day before a House Committee is threatening to issue a subpoena for her cooperation with an investigation into the evidence used to build the case for the Iraq War. Meanwhile,…
Washington Impeachment Protest: Sat 3/10
Washington For Impeachment is sponsoring a rally tomorrow (Saturday March 10th) at noon in Westlake Park, Downtown Seattle. If you are in or can make it to Washington by tomorrow, come out and show your support for the impeachment of President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney for high crimes against the citizens of the…
Bush approval among military families down 50% since 2004
Jason Rhyne, Raw Story Support for President Bush and his Iraq war policy is nearly as anemic among US military families as it is in the general population, according to a new Los Angeles Times/Bloomberg poll. The survey finds that almost 60 percent of the military community — which was defined as active and former…
Anti-Bush Sign Has Bridge World in an Uproar
New York Times — In the genteel world of bridge, disputes are usually handled quietly and rarely involve issues of national policy. But in a fight reminiscent of the brouhaha over an anti-Bush statement by Natalie Maines of the Dixie Chicks in 2003, a team of women who represented the United States at the world…
