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South Dakota Impeach-Plates to be Recinded
Rapid City Journal State looks to pull anti-Bush license plate By Kevin Woster, Journal staff RAPID CITY — Heather Moriah loves the personalized license plates on her silver Prius encouraging the impeachment of President George W. Bush. The South Dakota Dept. of Motor Vehicles have decided to rescind Heather Morijah’s personalized license plates “MPEACHW” because…
Counterpoint: Impeach Bush? Consider the alternative
Iraq, and he says he is willing to impeach President Bush to do it. At the very least, the Pennsylvania Democrat is willing to threaten Bush with impeachment until Bush bends to his will. There are two ways to describe Murtha’s tactics: one would be “gutsy.” And the other would be “dumb.” I think I…
Victory! Jena Teen’s conviction tossed in La. beating
By JANET McCONNAUGHEY, Associated Press Writer NEW ORLEANS – A state appeals court on Friday threw out the only remaining conviction against one of the black teenagers accused in the beating of a white schoolmate in the racially tense north Louisiana town of Jena. Mychal Bell, 17, should not have been tried as an adult,…
Breaking: FBI Raids Rep. Renzi’s Family Business
FBI Raids Renzi Family Business; Congressman Leaves Intelligence Panel By Susan Davis Roll Call Staff Thursday, April 19; 10:04 pm In a second blow to House Republicans this week, the FBI raided a business tied to the family of Rep. Rick Renzi (R-Ariz.) Thursday afternoon as part of an ongoing investigation into the three-term lawmaker….
Governors Say War Has Gutted Guard
By Kirsten Scharnberg, The Chicago Tribune National Guard to deal with those disasters, as well as potential terrorist assaults, is so depleted by deployments to foreign wars and equipment shortfalls that Congress is considering moves to curtail the president’s powers over the Guard and require the Defense Department to analyze how prepared the country is…
U.S. To Bar Reporters From Terror Hearings
AP, March 7, 2007 Reporters will be barred from hearings that begin Friday in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, for 14 terror suspects transferred last year from secret CIA prisons, officials said Tuesday. Interest in the 14 is particularly high because of their alleged links to the al Qaeda network. Among them is Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, suspected…
