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All Charges Dropped against journalists/political prisoners of GOP at RNC
ByMikaelMinnPost.com St. Paul dropping all misdemeanor charges for journalists arrested during RNC Charges will be dropped against journalists who were arrested and charged with misdemeanors for unlawful assembly during the Republican National Convention, St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman said today. Many reporters, photographers and bloggers were among the 818 people arrested during the Sept. 1-4…
New Mexico: Impeachment, Astronomically Unimportant?
New Mexico’s Congress, having blocked efforts to debate impeachment, moved on to topics that can be called more legitimately, the State’s business. They cleared the slate of whether their young men & women should be dying in an illegal war, whether their citizens should be spied on, whether they should be illegally detained, tortured, etc….
VIDEO-VT Senator Leahy Runs from Impeachment
Vermont Senator Patrick Leahy refuses to acknowledge his shielding of the president, nor the subject of impeachment in general despite his State’s clear mandate on the issue. Watch him unskillfully dodge and weave around this question:
U.S. sniper ‘bait and kill’ tactics may be a war crime
David Edwards and Adam Doster, Raw Story A classified program used by U.S. military snipers has come under scrutiny in recent days. The Washington Post reports that, “A Pentagon group has encouraged some U.S. military snipers in Iraq to target suspected insurgents by scattering pieces of ‘bait,’ such as detonation cords, plastic explosives and ammunition,…
Howard Dean Ignores Constitutional Duty
WASHINGTON – Voters did not hand Democrats control of Congress two years ago in order to impeach President Bush, said Democratic National Committee chairman Howard Dean Wednesday. Dean was responding to questions about the Articles of Impeachment against Bush, introduced this week by Rep. Dennis Kucinich, D-Ohio, and signed by Rep. Robert Wexler, a Florida…
