[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.
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