Bruce Springsteen praises: “Bills of Rights, Impeachment, motorcycles…”
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JESSE J. HOLLAND, Associated Press A top Senate Democrat on Monday threatened to hold members of the Bush administration in contempt for not producing subpoenaed information about the legal justification for President Bush’s secretive eavesdropping program. “When the Senate comes back in the session, I’ll bring it up before the committee,” said Sen. Patrick Leahy,…
Boston IfP Impeaching Bush, April 28th
Public Impeachment of George W. Bush & Richard B. Cheney at Faneuil Hall Saturday April 28, 2007, High Noon Faneuil Hall, 75 State St., Boston , MA 02109 Speakers to include David Swanson, Co-Founder of: http://www.afterdowningstreet.org Part of a national day of events: http://www.a28.org Sign up here to attend: http://impeachbush.meetup.com/335/calendar/5605491 Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Fellow…
Impeachment Marchers converge on DC September 11th
We March from Richmond Come to the 2007 Peace College and learn how to become a peacemaker. The Peace College is not a place, it is an idea in motion. Join Mario Penalver, the March of the People, the March for Peace, and the Grassroots Impeachment Movement as we converge on Lafayette Square in Washington…
Bush wants more warrantless wiretaps
The Government Wants to Tap Your Internet Calls By Jayne Lyn Stahl huffingtonpost.com blogger Feb 14, 2007 Over the past several months, the FCC and Justice Department have been working overtime, and fighting hard to tap not only your land line phone and cell phone, but to tap Internet calls, as well. Effective in May,…
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By Rick Maze, The Army Times A key Senate committee wants a full explanation by Sept. 1 about why Internet access has been limited for deployed troops, including to such popular Web sites as MySpace and YouTube. The Senate Armed Services Committee did not, however, go so far as to order Internet access restored. Instead,…
