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By Scott Shane, New York Times A judge on Thursday gave the Justice Department three weeks to report in writing whether the destruction of C.I.A. videotapes in November 2005 violated an order he issued four months earlier to preserve evidence. The new order, issued by Judge Richard W. Roberts of the Federal District Court in…
Another Massachusetts Town Passes Impeachment Resolution
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Deluge of impeachment Petitions to be filed in Congress?
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The Path to Peace Goes Directly Through Impeachment
Canadian Content The path to peace I, II & III By Naman Crowe “The rules are there and the mechanism is in place and if there was ever a need to take advantage of the Constitutional rule and mechanism for bringing a president to trial through the impeachment process, this is it. Never in the…
Governor tries, fails to stop Impeachment Vote…
Dan Barlow Vermont Press Bureau-Town Meeting 2007 Gov. James Douglas, acting as Middlebury’s moderator, tried to stop a vote on a resolution calling for President Bush’s impeachment and withdrawal of troops from Iraq at the town’s annual meeting Monday night, according to several residents who attended. Douglas argued that the two resolutions, which were brought…
70% DISAPPROVE OF BUSH AMID FINANCIAL MELTDOWN
Democratic Underground Historic Disapproval: Bush Hits All-Time Low Amid Economic Meltdown Source: ABC News Just two presidents have had lower approval (Richard Nixon and Harry Truman) than President Bush, and none has had higher disapproval in polls since 1938. McCain’s problem: Fifty-three percent of registered voters think he’d lead the country in the same direction…
