[Video] Bush/Cheney Indictment Vote in VT
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US President George W. Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney Indictment Vote Brattleboro, Vermont March 4, 2008.
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US President George W. Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney Indictment Vote Brattleboro, Vermont March 4, 2008.
FreeNadler4.com, Elaine Brower — It is an odd thing when a group of anti-war, pro-impeachment activists have to pay a visit to a local Congressman who is considered the most liberal of representatives in a completely “blue State.” Unfortunately, that is just what we had to do. Congressman Jerrold Nadler (NY-08), who is extremely progressive…
By David Morgan, Reuters The Pentagon on Wednesday urged Congress to avoid an early closing of the U.S. military prison in Cuba, despite widespread recognition that the infamous jail has eroded U.S. standing in the world. Defense officials told the U.S. House of Representatives that it could take about three years to try 60 to…
DemocracyNow.org Transcript: AMY GOODMAN: Congressman Conyers, I wanted to turn to another controversial issue, one that you’ve been dealing with and have over time, that issue of impeachment. Now, three Democratic members of your committee, of the House Judiciary Committee — Robert Wexler of Florida, Luis Gutierrez of Illinois, Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin — have…
afterdowningstreet.org Under Fire At Home, House Dems Give Idiotic Excuses for Not Impeaching Bush By Bob Fertik, www.Democrats.com Freshman Joe Sestak (D-PA) had a town meeting to talk about Iraq, but his constituents wanted to talk about something else. When he turned the microphone over to the public, though, the discussion quickly turned into a…
By Carol D. Leonnig, The Washington Post A secret FBI intelligence unit helped detain a group of war protesters in a downtown Washington parking garage in April 2002 and interrogated some of them on videotape about their political and religious beliefs, newly uncovered documents and interviews show. For years, law enforcement authorities suggested it never…
Editor & Publisher By E&P Staff NEW YORK – With George W. Bush visiting Germany and other parts of Europe this week, German newspapers have been slamming the U.S. president in language stronger than most American dailies use. The Der Spiegel publication compiled some of the comments, which are quoted below. — Berliner Zeitung: “Rarely…