VIDEO: Conyers says Impeachment “not off the table”
OpEdNews Editor-in-Chief Rob Kall presses the point with House Judiciary Committee Chairman John Conyers, Jr.:
OpEdNews Editor-in-Chief Rob Kall presses the point with House Judiciary Committee Chairman John Conyers, Jr.:
The U.S. Role in Haiti’s Food Riots By BILL QUIGLEY April 21, 2008 30 Years Ago Haiti Grew All the Rice It Needed. What Happened? Riots in Haiti over explosive rises in food costs have claimed the lives of six people. There have also been food riots world-wide in Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cote d’Ivorie, Egypt,…
pbs.org NOW (go to (pbs.org) for video) Was there a White House plot to illegally suppress votes in 2004? Is there a similar plan for the upcoming elections? This week NOW examines documents and evidence that points to a Republican Party plan designed to keep Democrats from voting, allegedly by targeting people based on their…
“At the Town Hall Meeting with House representative Earl Blumenauer in Portland. On 9/23/07 the subject of Impeachment was continuously brought up at this meeting. One of the last speakers to speak was Bonnie Tinker who is a reporter for the Portland Alliance and one of the Seriously Pissed Off Grannies. She eloquently gets those…
by Sherwood Ross, http://www.opednews.com/ The freedom to travel of more than 100,000 Americans placed on “watch” and “no fly” lists is being restricted by the Bush-Cheney regime. Citizens who have done no more than criticize the president are being banned from airline flights, harassed at airports, strip searched, roughed up and even imprisoned, feminist author…
By John Solomon and Juliet Eilperin, Washington Post The Environmental Protection Agency’s pursuit of criminal cases against polluters has dropped off sharply during the Bush administration, with the number of prosecutions, new investigations and total convictions all down by more than a third, according to Justice Department and EPA data. The number of civil lawsuits…
thinkprogress Former Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Bob Graham (D-FL) was one of 23 Senators to have voted against the Iraq war resolution in October 2002. “With sadness,” he told his colleagues, “I predict we will live to regret this day, Oct. 10, 2002, the day we stood by and we allowed these terrorist organizations to…