Similar Posts
Robert Novak is a lying sack of shit
ByMikaelMedia Matters for America Novak again asserted that Armitage’s role in leak case exonerates Rove Summary: In a column discussing Karl Rove’s resignation, Robert D. Novak asserted that “[a]lthough [special counsel Patrick] Fitzgerald knew from the start that not Rove but the politically nondescript Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage was my primary source in…
Bush ‘Imperial Presidency’ Hearing’s 13 Witnesses
Rawstory — Kucinich, Barr, Bugliosi among those testifying The House Judiciary Committee has released a witness list for its hearing to examine “the imperial presidency” of George W. Bush. Testifying Friday morning will be Rep. Dennis Kucinich, who has introduced several resolutions calling for President Bush’s and Vice President Dick Cheney’s impeachment; former Rep. Bob…
Cheney Ran International Hit Squad Out of White House? – Seymour Hersh
ByMikaelMinnPost.com Eric Black Ink Investigative reporter Seymour Hersh describes ‘executive assassination ring’ By Eric Black At a “Great Conversations” event at the University of Minnesota last night, legendary investigative reporter Seymour Hersh may have made a little more news than he intended by talking about new alleged instances of domestic spying by the CIA, and…
Penetrating Review of Bush-Correa Activities In Latin America! Only omits ExxonMobil’s recent suit v Venezuela (either at the behest of Bush & CIA or with their fully support & connivance)…
Bush & Uribe v. Chavez & Correa By Stephen LendmanGlobal Research, March 9, 2008 Copyright Stephen Lendman, Global Research, 2008 Copyright 2005-2007 GlobalResearch.ca Call it another salvo in Bush v. Chavez with Ecuador’s Raphael Correa as a secondary target and Colombia’s Alvaro Uribe as a proxy aggressor. The Ecuadorean incursion was no ordinary cross-border raid….
Feds, AT&T urge against wiretap trial
By SCOTT LINDLAW Associated Press Writer The federal government is urging an appeals court to dismiss a lawsuit challenging President Bush’s domestic eavesdropping program, warning that disclosure of such activities could compromise national security.“The suit’s very subject matter–including the relationship, if any, between AT&T and the government in connection with the secret intelligence activities alleged…
Cheney Publicly Confesses to Approving War Crime of Torture
ByMikaeltherawstory Cheney admits authorizing detainee’s torture David Edwards and Stephen C. Webster Outgoing VP says Guantanamo prison should stay open until end of terror war, but has no idea when that might be. Monday, outgoing Vice President Dick Cheney made a startling statement on a nation-wide, televised broadcast. When asked by ABC News reporter Jonathan…
One Comment
Comments are closed.

I think the commentators are mistaken when they frame impeachment as a waste of time and money given the approximately 200 days left of President Bush’s term. It is possible for the Bush administration to attack another country before they leave office and create larger problems (see the house floor speech by Ron Paul http://www.freewebs.com/impeachmentaction/inthenews.htm ). While going to war with another country is certainly not an impeachable offense when undertaken through the proper channels, Bush does not have a strong record for accomplishing his will within the rules and laws of the Constitution. Moreover, impeachment done now, with nonpartisan motivation (the only true motivation should be the support of the Constitution), can help ensure that future presidents are more tightly bound by the rule of law. If we choose to let all of the President’s and the Vice President’s offenses slide, then we are showing all future leaders that if it is inconvenient we will not impeach.