Lou Dobbs Endorses IMPEACHMENT of George W Bush
Lou Dobbs Endorses IMPEACHMENT of George W Bush
Lou Dobbs Endorses IMPEACHMENT of George W Bush
On Friday the 13th, April 2007, the Brattleboro Reformer, the third largest newspaper in Vermont that dates to 1876, joined the chorus of people calling Bush the worst president in U.S. history and for his impeachment . Reformer.com — When the story of our time is written by future historians, there will be but one…
By Christian Avard | Vermont Guardian — Vermonters pressing for resolutions that would spark impeachment investigations into the actions of Pres. George W. Bush and Vice Pres. Dick Cheney have gained the support of a key Democrat in the Vermont Senate. Senate Pro Tempore Peter Shumlin, D-Windham, believes the impeachment resolution is important and believes…
By Eric Lichtblau, New York Times The F.B.I. cast a much wider net in its terrorism investigations than it has previously acknowledged by relying on telecommunications companies to analyze phone-call patterns of the associates of Americans who had come under suspicion, according to newly obtained bureau records. The documents indicate that the Federal Bureau of…
Layton Ehmke, Homer Tribune — As political parties gathered around the state for Super Tuesday’s support for the next president, some are looking at the current president with the same disdain they’ve been holding onto for years. And as candidates look to step into office and implement change, advocates for impeaching today’s administration say if…
Bush’s State of the Union Speech Impeach for Peace’s first protest was held in conjunction with Bush’s 2007 State-of-the-Union speech (Jan. 24). At 7:30 p.m., IfP protesters gathered at the Minneapolis Federal Building. After grabbing a variety of signs and chatting vehemently about the corrupt administration, protesters listened to a speech in which IfP…
By ANDREW O. SELSKY, Associated Press Writer SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Many detainees locked up at Guantanamo were innocent men swept up by U.S. forces unable to distinguish enemies from noncombatants, a former Bush administration official said Thursday. “There are still innocent people there,” Lawrence B. Wilkerson, a Republican who was chief of staff…