[Video] Rose Bowl Parade, Impeach Protest 2008
Rose Bowl Parade 2008 –
On January 1st 2008 a coalition of groups gathered at the Tournament of Roses Parade to attract world wide attention to the need to impeach George W. Bush and Dick Cheney.
Rose Bowl Parade 2008 –
On January 1st 2008 a coalition of groups gathered at the Tournament of Roses Parade to attract world wide attention to the need to impeach George W. Bush and Dick Cheney.
Protesters from Impeach for Peace gathered at the Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport outside the 133rd Airlift Wing, where Cheney spoke to the Minnesota National Guard. Upon our arrival, we discovered an abundance of police officers, who asked the protesters to stay off the sidewalks within the so-called “free speech zone.” Due to short notice, this protest…
Democrats.com House Sends Impeachment to John Conyers by Bob Fertik By a bipartisan vote of 251-166, the full House of Representatives sent Dennis Kucinich’s 35 Articles of Impeachment to the Judiciary Committee. That means Chairman John Conyers now has the power to decide whether to hold impeachment hearings – or not. Incredibly, 24 Republicans voted…
Washington Post Statement by the President The White House Office of the Press Secretary The United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit today rejected Lewis Libby’s request to remain free on bail while pursuing his appeals for the serious convictions of perjury and obstruction of justice. As a result, Mr. Libby will be…
Representative Robert Wexler responds to Attorney General Mukasey’s letter to Congress claiming administration officials have the right to ignore Congressional Supoenas.
Ricky Mountain News By Ryan Morgan, Daily Camera Boulder’s elected leaders are expected to decide next week whether to draft and vote on a resolution calling for the impeachment of President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney. For the past few weeks, activists have been showing up at Boulder City Council meetings, carrying signs, handing…
CNN.com A White House meeting planned for Friday about the future of the Guantanamo Bay detention facility has been canceled after The Associated Press reported the Bush administration was “nearing a decision” to close the center. National Security Council spokesman Gordon Johndroe said there would be no meeting Friday, but he would not comment on…