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Impeach Cheney First?
ByMikaelA Case for Impeachment By Robert Scheer Posted on Jan 30, 2007 Cheney, like some Daddy Warbucks cartoon character of old, has been so blatant in his corruption of the nation’s second highest office that we seem to have become inured to further revelations of his evil influence. Instead of being shocked, we are more…
Roger Ebert no fan of Bush or Bush’s war
ByMikaelrogerebert.com No End in Sight movie review by Roger Ebert Remember the scene in “A Clockwork Orange” where Alex has his eyes clamped open and is forced to watch a movie? I imagine a similar experience for the architects of our catastrophe in Iraq. I would like them to see “No End in Sight,” the…
“IMPEACH” Flashmob on The Mall in D.C. [UPDATE]
ByMikaelOn Saturday, Jan. 6 — just three weeks ago — over 1,000 Californians positioned themselves in the sand on Ocean Beach on the Pacific coast just west of San Francisco spelling out the word “IMPEACH!” in 100-foot letters. The story and photos, with the Golden Gate Bridge in the background, went worldwide — from the…
Why Not Impeaching is a bad idea: Robert Parry
ByMikaelcommondreams.org Published on Thursday, May 11, 2006 by Consortium News Hey Democrats, Truth Matters! by Robert Parry My book, Secrecy & Privilege, opens with a scene in spring 1994 when a guest at a White House social event asks Bill Clinton why his administration didn’t pursue unresolved scandals from the Reagan-Bush era, such as the…
Responsibility for Torture and Abu Ghraib: It Goes at Least as Far as the VP
Patrick McElwee, Just Foreign Policy Blog Since the Abu Ghraib scandal broke in 2004, there has been widespread speculation that the abuses captured in the shocking photos were more than the work of a few “bad apples.” Historian Alfred McCoy, who has written a history of CIA interrogation practices, noted that the practices at Abu…
John Nichols: Impeach Bush to right wrongs of war
John Nichols in The Capitol Times – … We need to express our seriousness by sending a signal that we feel the need to end this occupation of a foreign land is so pressing that we are prepared to speak even of impeaching the men who promise to maintain their military misadventure for so long…
