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NOBODY MARCHED TO IMPEACH BILL CLINTON!
ByMikaelafterdowningstreet.org by Linda Milazzo NOBODY marched to impeach Bill Clinton. Angry citizens DIDN’T fill the streets, carry signs and beg a non-responsive Congress to do its Constitutional duty and remove Bill Clinton from his job. Panels WEREN’T held across the nation, moderated by Constitutional scholars who loved their country so much that they traversed its…
Contact Democratic Senators who have yet to support restoration of Habeas Corpus
ByMikaelAfterDowningStreet.org David Swanson (As If Bush Will Obey the Law Anyway) The following Democratic Senators have still not signed up to cosponsor the Habeas Corpus Restoration Act of 2007: Daniel Akaka (D-HI); Max Baucus (D-MT); Evan Bayh (D-IN); Robert Casey (D-PA); Kent Conrad (D-ND); Byron Dorgan (D-ND); Daniel Inouye (D-HI); Herb Kohl (D-WI); Mary Landrieu…
Rep. Earl Pomeroy Says Impeachment Not Supported in North Dakota for “Clown” Bush
Teri Finneman, The Forum North Dakota’s U.S. Rep. Earl Pomeroy calls President Bush a “clown” and says he “can’t stand” him in a new video posted on the Internet. The Democratic congressman was approached by a group called Grassroots America last week as he was walking the streets of Washington, D.C. …”Most of the people…
Impeach for Peace in Michigan
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Bush Running Out of Blind Loyalists, Loyalty to them
ByMikaelsalon.com All hail the king Under Bush, loyalty has reigned supreme. But as his presidency unravels, his obligation to his faithful servants — from Gonzales to Wolfowitz — has become perilously relative. By Sidney Blumenthal May 17, 2007 | Loyalty has always been the alpha and omega of George W. Bush’s presidency. But all the…
Frank Rich on the failed Bush Presidency in Sunday’s NY Times
ByMikaelNew York Times OP-ED COLUMNIST A President Forgotten but Not Gone By FRANK RICH Published: January 3, 2009 WE like our failed presidents to be Shakespearean, or at least large enough to inspire Oscar-worthy performances from magnificent tragedians like Frank Langella. So here, too, George W. Bush has let us down. Even the banality of…
