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Leverett, MA votes to impeach Bush
With no discussion and only a few dissents, the community of Leverett, MA, home of the New England Peace Pagoda, passed a resolution to impeach Bush and Cheney at the annual town meeting on April 28, 2007. (Original Article)
Pentagon Sued Over Mandatory Christianity
By Jason Leopold, t r u t h o u t A military watchdog organization filed a lawsuit in federal court Tuesday against the Pentagon, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, and a US Army major, on behalf of an Army soldier stationed in Iraq. The suit charges the Pentagon with widespread constitutional violations by allegedly…
Guantanamo still open for business
Michael Rolston, rawstory.com House Democrats have dropped plans to use the coming Defense Supplemental Appropriations legislation to permanently close the terrorist detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, RAW STORY has learned. One House Democrat sitting on the Defense Appropriations Subcommittee promised the party would return to the issue later in the year when taking up…
Bush Cites Executive Privelege, Won’t Let Rove Testify
Reuters Citing executive privilege, President George W. Bush on Wednesday rejected a subpoena for his close adviser Karl Rove to testify to the Senate Judiciary Committee in a probe over fired federal prosecutors. The committee had subpoenaed Rove to testify at a hearing on Thursday morning in its investigation of the firing last year of…
Fired Prosecutor Asks Why Bushies Violated Their Oaths
therawstory – Ron Brynaert Published: Monday March 26, 2007 Intense partisanship by the Bush Administration was invoked by two of the eight dismissed US Attorneys who were interviewed on NBC’s Meet the Press Sunday. (John McKay said) “…we expected to be supported by people in Washington, D.C. when we make tough decisions like that, and…
