Live Blogging: Wexler Demands impeachment on U.S. House Floor
Live Blogging of Rep. Wexler presenting his demands to impeach on the floor of the U.S. House can be followed in the comments section of this Dailykos post…
Live Blogging of Rep. Wexler presenting his demands to impeach on the floor of the U.S. House can be followed in the comments section of this Dailykos post…
Democrats.org — Bruce Fein, Constitutional Scholar And Former Deputy Attorney General In The Reagan Administration: Asked if spying on the American people was as impeachable an offense as lying about having sex with an intern, Fein responded, “I think the answer requires at least in part considering what the occupant of the presidency says in…
By Elana Schor, The Hill The Senate veered closer to a contempt finding against the White House on Tuesday after an acrimonious appearance by Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, with the Judiciary Committee’s senior Republican offering options for taking the Bush administration to court. Gonzales struggled under a verbal battering from senators that grew unusually personal…
Telegraph.co.uk John Bolton to be target of citizen’s arrest at Hay Festival By Stephen Adams, Arts Correspondent John Bolton, the former US ambassador to the United Nations, faces a citizen’s arrest when he addresses an audience at the Hay Festival in Wales this evening. George Monbiot, the journalist and activist, is planning the action because…
Following the national syndication of an article about Brattleboro, Vermont’s petition making President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney subject to arrest for crimes against the Constitution, the local newspaper received responses from around the country. The following email was sent by a friend of IfP: Emails are coming into Brattleboro from all over. Some…
Michael Roston, Raw Story The Thursday testimony of J. Scott Jennings, an aide to President George W. Bush, offered further insight into the routine violations of e-mail archiving rules by White House staff. “I came to the White House, as you said, in 2005, and when I came, I was given two e-mail accounts as…
By Spencer Ackerman, TPMMuckraker Could Congress stop a Bush administration-brokered deal to garrison U.S. troops in Iraq indefinitely? Not according to General Douglas Lute, the so-called “war czar.” Here’s Lute at today’s gaggle: Q General, will the White House seek any congressional input on this? GENERAL LUTE: In the course of negotiations like this, it’s…