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Can’t we just reveal one scandal at a time? (KIDDING!)
ByMikaelThanks to theBradBlog for bringing this gem to our attention. It is so true! So much corruption is being revealed so quickly that we can barely keep up with it on this news scroll.
Bush Battle For ‘Imperial Presidency’ Continues…
Bush steps up fight over congressional authority By MATT APUZZO WASHINGTON (AP) – The Bush administration is raising the stakes in a court fight that could change the balance of power between the White House and Congress. Justice Department lawyers said Wednesday that they will soon ask a federal appeals court not to force the…
House Dems to probe phone company role in NSA wiretaps
Michael Roston, Raw Story The House Intelligence Committee has announced that it will investigate the cooperation of telephone companies with the National Security Agency’s warrantless wiretapping activities. “One of [Director of National Intelligence Mike McConnell’s] proposals is to grant immunity to individuals who and companies that facilitated electronic surveillance activities that were part of the…
GAO Study Shows Ongoing Pattern of Bushevick Subversion of Endangered Species Act
Government Accountability Office Finds Illegal Political interference in Endangered Species Decisions Is Widespread From: Center for Biological Diversity Published May 22, 2008 09:01 AM 2007. Copyright Environmental News Network Washington, DC – The U.S. Government Accountability Office released a report May 21st finding that political interference in scientific decisions concerning the nation’s endangered species were…
Two Connecticut Towns Call for Impeachment
Voices News — Washington’s Democratic Town Committee has voted to send a resolution to U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi calling for the impeachment of President George Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney. DTC Chair Jane Boyer said the issue has been under discussion for more than a month and, although some of the…
McConnell, Gonzales to Control New Surveillance Powers
By Walter Pincus, Washington Post The Bush administration plans to leave oversight of its expanded foreign eavesdropping program to the same government officials who supervise the surveillance activities and to the intelligence personnel who carry them out, senior government officials said yesterday. The law, which permits intercepting Americans’ calls and e-mails without a warrant if…
