14 Arrested for Impeachment
14 people were arrested in the Hart Senate Office Building, for unlawful assembly while protesting to stop the war in Iraq and calling for impeachment.
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Worldwide Bush Impeachment Protests Erupt…
[*REDDIT automatically resets this impeachment article to zero when you vote – try it] In addition to tens of thousands that protested for impeachment in Washington D.C. today, protests were taking place around the world to show solidarity against Bush’s illegal war. BBC- … Spain’s protests were the largest in Europe, with some estimates putting…
House Admin Committee Unanimously Votes to Dismiss 4 of 5 Federally Contested 2006 House Elections
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Bush’s “Government in Secret” leaves us wondering what else is under lock and key
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Bush Presidency Sullies GOP Image, Popularity
Fewer pledge allegiance to the GOP By Janet Hook, L.A. Times Staff Writer – March 23, 2007 WASHINGTON – Public allegiance to the Republican Party has plunged during George W. Bush’s presidency, as attitudes have edged away from some of the conservative values that fueled GOP political victories, a major survey has found. The survey,…
VIDEO – Rep. Waxman:FISA Violations, Signing Statements, etc, Not Impeachable Offenses
April 12, Etopia News — Congressman Henry Waxman, Chair, House Oversight and Government Reform Committee (D-CA, 30th C.D.) Congressman Henry Waxman is the Chairman of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives. Chairman Waxman was interviewed this afternoon in his Los Angeles district officer by Etopia News publisher Marc Strassman….
