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PAMELA HESS, AP News With Congress’ approval of a new attorney general who refused to describe waterboarding as torture, the U.S. Army has sent out a message to its leaders repeating that the interrogation technique is prohibited in the military. The service issued the Nov. 6 message “to eliminate any confusion that may have arisen…
House Vote on Contempt for Meirs, Bolten Is Expected Soon
By CARL HULSE, New York Times Democratic House leaders plan to force a vote as early as Thursday on holding Joshua B. Bolten, White House chief of staff, and Harriet E. Miers, former White House counsel, in contempt of Congress. Senior Congressional officials said the House leadership had essentially decided to go ahead with the…
IF YOU WOULD NOT IMPEACH GEORGE BUSH, WHO WOULD YOU IMPEACH?
Submitted Directly to ImpeachforPeace.org By Sherwood Ross If you, my fellow Americans, will not demand the impeachment of the worst president in American history, a man who is a traitor to our Constitution, a global tyrant, a destroyer of world peace and order, and a threat to the survival of human life on this planet,…
Missing eighteen-day stretch in Justice emails recalls infamous Watergate tape gap
Josh Catone, Rawstory.com Josh Marshall reports there is an 18-day gap — first spotted by a commenter on the blog Talking Points Memo — in the over 3,000 emails released by the Department of Justice pertaining to the attorney firing scandal. The gap covers the days between November 15 and December 4, 2006. So far,…
