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AUDIO: WHMB Interviews John Bonifaz on Impeachment
WHMB’s Bill Dwight of the “Morning News Watch Extra” interviewed John Bonifaz on Impeachment. John Bonifaz, is the founder and currently special counsel for the National Voting Rights Institute. He formerly served as the staff attorney for the Washington, D.C.-based Center for Responsive Politics, a leading research authority on the influence of private money in…
Take the Poll: Is Bush Guilty of Nuremberg War Crimes?
OpEdNews Is Bush Guilty of Nuremberg War Crimes? By Gene Cappa Bush was accused of one or more of four charges: conspiracy to commit crimes alleged in other counts; crimes against peace; war crimes; or crimes against humanity? Specific charges included the murder of over 1 million Iraqis, pursuing an aggressive war, the brutality of…
Poll: Americans Say Bush Shouldn’t Keep Aides from Testifying
Based upon this non-scientific online poll from CSPAN’s Capital News today, Americans overwhelmingly want to know the truth about the firing of 8 U.S. attorneys by the Bush Administration and do not think that the President should keep his top aides from testifying under oath in front of Congress. (Poll Updates)
Senate Calls For Inquiry Into Destruction Of CIA Interrogation Tapes
PAMELA HESS, AP The Senate’s No. 2 Democrat on Friday asked the Justice Department to investigate whether the CIA obstructed justice by destroying videotapes that documented the harsh 2002 interrogations of two alleged terrorists. A day after CIA Director Gen. Michael Hayden told agency employees the tapes were destroyed in 2005, members of Congress, human…
