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BY JAMES GORDON MEEK NY DAILY NEWS President Bush added a “signing statement” in recently passed postal reform bill that may give him new powers to pry into your mail – without a warrant. President Bush has quietly claimed sweeping new powers to open Americans’ mail without a judge’s warrant, the Daily News has learned….
democrats.com By David Swanson On July 20th, House Judiciary Committee Chairman John Conyers discussed the prospects for impeachment at greater length than has previously been widely reported. What has previously been known is that Congressman Conyers gave a speech in San Diego at which he said: “We need to have three Members of Congress from…
New York Times OP-ED COLUMNIST A President Forgotten but Not Gone By FRANK RICH Published: January 3, 2009 WE like our failed presidents to be Shakespearean, or at least large enough to inspire Oscar-worthy performances from magnificent tragedians like Frank Langella. So here, too, George W. Bush has let us down. Even the banality of…
By Peter Baker, Washington Post Not that they’re worried or anything. But the White House evidently leaves little to chance when it comes to protests within eyesight of the president. As in, it doesn’t want any. A White House manual that came to light recently gives presidential advance staffers extensive instructions in the art of…
Indy100 – Nearly half of Americans want to impeach Donald Trump, according to new research released by Public Policy Polling. The national poll found that both Trump and house speaker Paul Ryan have hit record low approval ratings. Over half of Americans (53 per cent) disapprove of Trump and even more – a whopping 61 per cent – disapprove of Ryan. An…
By Julian E. Barnes, The Los Angeles Times As the Bush administration deals with the fallout from the recent killings of civilians by private security firms in Iraq, some officials are asking whether the contractors could be considered unlawful combatants under international agreements. The question is an outgrowth of federal reviews of the shootings, in…