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CNN.com A White House meeting planned for Friday about the future of the Guantanamo Bay detention facility has been canceled after The Associated Press reported the Bush administration was “nearing a decision” to close the center. National Security Council spokesman Gordon Johndroe said there would be no meeting Friday, but he would not comment on…
Another 9/11 attack in the works? Ask Gonzales?
ByMikaelOpEdNews – February 17, 2007 Jane Stillwater “Currently Attorney General Alberto Gonzales appears to be doing everything that he can to have an emergency judicial system ready in case we have another 9-11. Does he know something the rest of us don’t know? He’s already got all the gears in motion in case of a…
87-year-old Firebrand Resolved to Impeach Bush
ConcordMonitor.com, SARAH LIEBOWITZ — The first time Rep. Betty Hall had the opportunity to vote in support of a presidential impeachment, she declined. It was 1973 and Hall, only two years into what would become a lengthy legislative career, found herself surrounded by New Hampshire lawmakers debating a resolution urging the impeachment of then-President Richard…
Republican Calls Mount For Gonzales To Go
ByMikaelReuters and CBS | Posted March 15, 2007 Two more Republican congressmen called for Attorney General Alberto Gonzales’s replacement on Thursday. Senator Gordon Smith (R-OR) “suggested that it would be helpful to have an attorney general that Congress could have more confidence in,” his spokesman said. Congressman Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA) said, “Even for Republicans this…
US Immigration Officials Accused of Violating Workforce’s Constitutional Rights
N.C. Aizenman, Washington Post A privately convened commission of labor and immigrant advocates held the first of several planned nationwide hearings yesterday to publicize allegations that U.S. immigration officials routinely violate constitutional protections against unreasonable search and seizure during workplace raids. At the gathering at the Hay-Adams hotel in the District, witnesses and members of…
Bush Protects Subprime Lender’s Bailout Funds From Irresponsible Mortgage Owners’ Selfish Needs… Mortgage Payments, Roofs Over Head, etc.
Saying No to Everything NYT Editorial Published: May 12, 2008 Copyright 2008 The New York Times Company Even before the House passed a new plan last week to prevent foreclosures, President Bush threatened to veto the bill, calling it “overly burdensome.” The bill is not burdensome enough. To help an estimated 500,000 borrowers switch to…
