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Impeachment: Good for Republicans and Democrats…
MIDDLE EAST ONLINE BY Ben Tanosborn-What’s happening in Congress, or rather what is not happening in Congress, defies the most basic political sense. It’s not just Democrats in Congress who should be asking for the political heads of the malicious-duo, Bush and Cheney, but Republicans as well, says Ben Tanosborn. “Nothing seems to have changed…
Perino ‘Cuts & Runs’ from truth of Bush Torture lies
ByMikaeltherawstory White House under siege: Will pointed questions burst Bush bubble? Eric Brewer White House Press Secretary Dana Perino fled from the briefing room on Wednesday after just eleven minutes, leaving more than one reporter frustrated and unable to ask a question. Although this was my fourth visit in a row in which Dana or…
Whatever Happened to ‘We the People’?
By Thom Hartmann, Berrett-Koehler Publishing The following is an excerpt from Thom Hartmann’s new book, Cracking the Code: How to Win Hearts, Change Minds, and Restore America’s Original Vision. We the people The traditional American liberal story is the story of We the People. As Americans, the most important part of our social identity is…
Bush’s Impeachable Offenses, Part 5 — Signing Statements, Freedoms, etc.
The following is the final installment in a series enumerating the impeachable offenses of George W. Bush. That is, until another major impeachable offense becomes known. ILLEGAL USE OF SIGNING STATEMENTS. Charge: George W. Bush has attached signing statements to more than 100 bills before signing them, within which he has made over 1,100 challenges…
Bipartisan report slams Bush’s ‘inappropriate’ use of executive power in Plame case
ByMikaeltherawstory Bipartisan report slams Bush’s ‘inappropriate’ use of executive power Nick Juliano Lawmakers from both parties have concluded that President Bush engaged in a “legally unprecedented and inappropriate” use of his executive power authority when he intervened to scuttle a congressional inquiry into the White House’s role in outing former CIA agent Valerie Plame. At…
Deleted e-mails could prompt obstruction of justice charges for Rove, other White House officials
Michael Roston, rawstory.com A major government watchdog organization has warned that White House officials, including Karl Rove, could face a number of obstruction of justice charges for the way they used outside e-mail accounts and failed to properly archive e-mails on White House servers. “[Special Counsel Patrick] Fitzgerald could decide to reopen the case,” said…
