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By Greg Hurst, The Times Online UK Britain’s outgoing Ambassador to Washington has accused the Bush Administration of misleading Tony Blair over its much-criticised plans for the reconstruction of Iraq after the invasion of 2003. Sir David Manning, who leaves his post at the end of this month, said that Britain was left in the…
Two Senators Secretly Flew to Cuba for Alleged 9/11 Mastermind’s Hearing
By Dafna Linzer and Josh White, Washington Post Friday, March 16, 2007 Two key congressional leaders secretly flew to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, on Saturday to observe the closed military hearing for al-Qaeda leader Khalid Sheik Mohammed, according to Capitol Hill staff members and Pentagon officials. Sen. Carl M. Levin (D-Mich.), chairman of the Armed Services…
[Video] Elizabeth Kucinich speaking with Northeast Impeachment Coalition
Speaking at the New Hampshire Democratic debate in Hanover NH with representatives from NEIC.org about the need to streamline House Res. 333 and choose 2-3 unrefutable impeachable items for a revised bill.
You Can Hold Trump Financially Responsible for His Actions
There are many ways to hold Trump responsible for his actions. Holding him financially responsible is particularly appropriate, especially given his refusal to divest prior to taking office. So, when buying for the holidays, consider boycotting companies that do business with the Trump empire. See below… HuffingtonPost – Most of the retailers in question are familiar: Marshalls, Bed…
Gonzales aide to invoke Fifth Amendment… Does that still exist after the Military Commissions Act?
ByMikaelGonzales aide to invoke Fifth Amendment and refuse to answer Senate Questions LAURIE KELLMAN | AP | March 26, 2007 WASHINGTON – Monica Goodling, a Justice Department official involved in the firings of federal prosecutors, will refuse to answer questions at upcoming Senate hearings, citing Fifth Amendment protection against self-incrimination, her lawyer said Monday. “The…
A Primer on Impeachment
by Thomas Bonsell, Opednews.com Impatience with the Democrats in Congress seems to grow daily about their inaction to begin impeachment proceedings of President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney, which a slight majority of Americans seem to want.Democratic leaders have ready reasons to not consider impeachment at this time. They cite lack of…
