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By Christy Hardin Smith, Blogging at Fire Dog Lake SEN. SCHUMER QUESTIONS:Says that the WH has put her in a position to be a tightrope walker in answering questions that you want to answer. In fact, you have answered some questions about views at the WH that you answered for Sen. Specter. This shows that…
Veterans For Peace Pressure Conyers to Impeach Bush
Story of Veterans in DC, delivering 23,000 petitions, in support Dennis Kucinich’s 35 Articles of Impeachment, June 11, 2008 VFP D.C. Organizing dynamo, Tony Teolis, shown here, presenting Conyers with thousands of IMPEACH signatures While most of the 20 some Veterans were conciliatory and pleased to hand our 23,000 pro-IMPEACH petition signatures to Chairman Conyers,…
Failure to Stop Bush Is Not a Victimless Crime
By David Swanson, Afterdowningstreet.org If you support the ongoing occupation of Iraq, I’m sure you have your reasons and that they’re based in hard scientific calculations. But please indulge me for a moment and help me do this little math problem: All the benefits we’ve gotten out of invading and occupying Iraq (whatever they may…
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US anti-war ralliers: Impeach Bush
PressTv — Tens of thousands of people have staged anti-war rallies in cities across the US calling for the impeachment of Bush for war crimes. Demonstrators marked the fifth anniversary of the US Senate’s vote authorizing the invasion of Iraq in a dozen US cities including Boston, Los Angeles, New Orleans, New Jersey, Ohio, Orlando,…
$52 Million Payday from the Department of Justice for Ashcroft
By John P. Martin and Jeff Whelan, The New Jersey Star-Ledger When U.S. Attorney Christopher Christie announced a $311 million settlement to end a probe into kickbacks by leading manufacturers of knee and hip replacements, he touted the agreement as a groundbreaking development for consumers and the industry. The deal also proved to be lucrative…
Supreme Court Inc.
By Stephen J. Fortunato Jr., In These Times The Roberts Court unravels a generation of progress. While in law school in Washington, D.C., in the late ’60s, I heard Justice William O. Douglas explain at a public forum that his support for the Warren Court’s “criminal law revolution” was undergirded by his fear that the…
