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Ex-Aide to Gonzales Accused Of Bias
By Dan Eggen and Amy Goldstein, Washington Post The Justice Department has launched an internal investigation into whether Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales’s former White House liaison illegally took party affiliation into account in hiring career federal prosecutors, officials said yesterday. The allegations against Monica M. Goodling represent a potential violation of federal law and…
US now allowing feds to track Americans by cell phone
Raw Story Federal prosecutors are being granted the right to reach out and find someone by ‘pinging’ cellphones “upon request”, according to a front page article in Friday’s Washington Post. “Federal officials are routinely asking courts to order cellphone companies to furnish real-time tracking data so they can pinpoint the whereabouts of drug traffickers, fugitives…
MoveOn vs Its Membership on Impeachment
This article points to how MoveOn is becoming useless to those who would would actually like politics to “Move On” from business as usual. Associated Press – … Building a serious Out of Iraq caucus is key to getting us to another position that I suspect the majority of MoveOn members favor: the impeachment of…
Another corrupt loyal ‘Bushie’ bites the dust
ByMikaelThe Progress Report ADMINISTRATION Alphonso Gets Evicted This morning, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Alphonso Jackson announced he is stepping down effective April 18. While the White House has so far refused to give a reason for his departure, Jackson faces ongoing probes “by a federal grand jury, the Justice Department, the FBI and the…
Wise Up and Rise Up – or Kiss It All Goodbye
ByMikaelDailyKos by One Pissed Off Liberal I find myself, on some level, torn between my highly strained faith in American democracy and a perception that it no longer exists. I applaud and encourage political activism and cherish the activists that I know, but for all their heroism, commitment and hard work, I see us sliding…
New Poll: 55% Say Bush is Impeachable
Audio of Randi Rhodes explaining results of this poll: American Research Group — November 13, 2007 A total of 64% of American voters say that President George W. Bush has abused his powers as president [And a total of 55% say he’s impeachable (34% from question 4 and 21% from question 3).]. Of the 64%,…
