Is Impeachment the only way to avoid a nuclear attack on Iran?

The Huffington Post Ashcroft to Testify on Monitor Contracts by ANGELA DELLI SANTI TRENTON, N.J. — Former Attorney General John Ashcroft has agreed to appear at a federal hearing looking into no-bid contracts he and others received to monitor out-of-court corporate settlements. A House Judiciary Committee subcommittee announced the agreement with Ashcroft in Washington, D.C.,…
Discourse.net Posted by Michael : March 12, 2007 When Gonzales first learned that the Justice Department had started an official investigation into the Plame leak, Gonzales waited twelve hours before putting the White House staff on notice that they had to preserve documents and electronic files. Which seemed than (sic) — and seems now —…
by Rob Woollard, AFP A US Marine was ordered to execute a room full of terrified Iraqi women and children during an alleged massacre in Haditha that left 24 people dead, a military court heard Thursday. The testimony came in the opening of a preliminary hearing for Marine Sergeant Frank Wuterich, who faces 17 counts…
ImpeachForPeace.org cofounder Jodin Morey discusses at the RNC why even as Cheney and Bush leave office, impeachment is still crucial to the health of our republic. — So I’m here to talk to you about impeachment, and I know what you’re thinking “Bush is almost out of office.” But this isn’t about Bush. The underlying…
Vermont Senator Patrick Leahy refuses to acknowledge his shielding of the president, nor the subject of impeachment in general despite his State’s clear mandate on the issue. Watch him unskillfully dodge and weave around this question:
CNN The war of words between United States and Tehran continued Wednesday, with President Bush repeating his assertion that Iran is “a threat to world peace.” The two countries have been trading accusations since a weekend confrontation involving Iranian boats and U.S. Navy warships in the Strait of Hormuz. The United States claims Iranian vessels…