More details at: Northeast Impeachment Coalition and Republicans for Impeachment.com
Susan C. Serpa, organizer
Northeast Impeachment Coalition
508-243-4473
www.neimpeach.org
neimpeach@gmail.com
impeachbush-416-announce@meetup.com
TheAstrologer.com — Equinox Chart: Tendencies for the rest of this year In the Equinox chart for Washington DC, the first thing we see is that the nation wants to actively debate current issues. The planet Mercury rules the Ascendant and the Midheaven (top of chart) pointing to a highly mental and analytical period. The country…
Rockefeller Says He May Subpoena Documents on Spying By Jeff Bliss – Bloomberg Friday 26 January 2007 Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Jay Rockefeller said he may subpoena Bush administration documents on its controversial domestic surveillance program. Rockefeller, a West Virginia Democrat, vowed he’ll get details on a secret court’s approvals of the program that targets…
There will be protests in towns and cities all over the country. And everywhere people will be using signs, their bodies, chalk, or anything else they can think of to spell out IMPEACH! We invite everybody to start thinking about the most creative, spectacular, beautiful, and clever ways they can come up with to spell…
From a friend of IFP — I met with Congresswoman Mazie Hirono during her visit to Hilo, on the Big Island of Hawai’i. I began by handing her a packet of “homework”, and asked that she read and give some consideration to the articles I provided. I then described the authors of the three articles…
Iacocca: Where Have All the Leaders Gone? American Empire | Books Excerpt on Information Clearing House By Lee Iacocca with Catherine Whitney We’ve got a gang of clueless bozos steering our ship of state right over a cliff, we’ve got corporate gangsters stealing us blind, and we can’t even clean up after a hurricane much…
By Scott Shane, David Johnston and James Risen, New York Times When the Justice Department publicly declared torture “abhorrent” in a legal opinion in December 2004, the Bush administration appeared to have abandoned its assertion of nearly unlimited presidential authority to order brutal interrogations. But soon after Alberto Gonzales’s arrival as attorney general in February…
