Similar Posts
Richard Gere not a fan of Bush
ByMikaelIF Magazine Profile: RICHARD GERE GOES ON A ‘HUNTING PARTY’ The Actor/Activist gets political as a reporter again in the new action-thriller By PAMELA HARLAND, Managing Editor It’s no secret Gere’s disdain for President Bush and without trying to turn his promotional tour into an impeach Bush campaign, Gere tiptoes through the relevance between his…
Wayne Gilcrest (R-MD) First Republican to sign onto Department of Peace Bill
ByMikaelREALTIME NEWS Department of Peace Bill Has Bipartisan Support in Congress Maryland’s Representative Wayne Gilchrest is First Republican to Support the Bill HR 808, the proposed legislation to create a U.S. Department of Peace and Nonviolence, now has bipartisan support in the U.S. House of Representatives. Republican Congressman Wayne Gilchrest of Maryland joined 69 Democrats…
Minnesota US Senate Green Candidate: Obama, Impeach Bush!
[IFP does not endorse any federal candidate only encourages accountability of all politicans] Michael Cavlan — Dennis Kucinich just released 35 counts against George Bush, calling for Impeachment. He is being ignored by the media. We all need to condemn the corporate media for their continued betrayal of the public trust by it’s silence on…
Novick joins fight to impeach Bush
By Julia Silverman, Associated Press — Calling for the impeachment of President Bush is catching on among those vying to take over Republican Gordon Smith’s seat in the U.S. Senate. On Tuesday, Portland lawyer and activist Steve Novick joined the fray, urging the House of Representatives to open impeachment hearings. Novick is vying for the…
Why a Congressman Paid the Fine for My Arrest in Congress
ByMikaelBy Ann Wright – t r u t h o u t | Guest Contributor Monday 26 March 2007 What irony! I was arrested last week in a Capitol Police abuse of power upon leaving a Congressional hearing on FBI abuses of our civil liberties. I was arrested on March 20, 2007 in a hallway…
ACLU Wants Bush Documents Unsealed
The Associated Press The American Civil Liberties Union renewed its challenge Thursday against the Bush administration’s filing of secret materials to a federal appeals court that will rule on its warrantless surveillance program. The government has filed the papers with the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, and the ACLU wants those documents unsealed. The…
