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ByMikael[Please read Mikael’s response to this, which is the first comment below] A successful impeachment not possible Contra Costa Times Ronald Entwistle – San Pablo Article Launched: 04/23/2007 Some frustrated and disgusted citizens are advocating the impeachment of President Bush. They are permitting their emotions to dominate their brain. Two presidents have been impeached, but…
War on Terrorism Leads to Rights Abuses
By Tim Cocks, Reuters Torture, beatings, executions, racist stereotyping and intrusive surveillance are among the abuses countries are committing in the name of fighting terrorism, a rights watchdog said on Monday. The Commonwealth Human Rights Commission said since the 9/11 attacks, many nations had been using the military for police work in the so-called “war…
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House Vote on Contempt for Meirs, Bolten Is Expected Soon
By CARL HULSE, New York Times Democratic House leaders plan to force a vote as early as Thursday on holding Joshua B. Bolten, White House chief of staff, and Harriet E. Miers, former White House counsel, in contempt of Congress. Senior Congressional officials said the House leadership had essentially decided to go ahead with the…
Bush Crisis: Rove Subpoenaed, Senators Want Gonzales Perjury Probe, Contempt of Congress
ByMikaelThe Huffington Post Democrats Urge Perjury Probe of Gonzales LAURIE KELLMAN and LARA JAKES JORDAN WASHINGTON – Senate Democrats called for a perjury investigation against Attorney General Alberto Gonzales on Thursday and subpoenaed top presidential aide Karl Rove in a deepening political and legal clash with the Bush administration. “It has become apparent that the…
