This ongoing, non-scientific online poll, which focuses on impeachable pre-war lies and domestic spying crimes is rapidly approaching half a million votes as of January 31st, 2007. Eighty seven percent of the votes cast favor the impeachment of President Bush.
New York Times By ADAM NOSSITER MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Former Governor Don Siegelman of Alabama, released from prison today on bond in a bribery case, said he was as convinced as ever that politics played a leading role in his prosecution. In a telephone interview shortly after he walked out of a federal prison in…
Walter Pincus, Washington Post The latest estimate of the growing costs of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and the worldwide battle against terrorism — nearly $15 billion a month — came last week from one of the Senate’s leading proponents of a continued U.S. military presence in Iraq. “This cost of this war is…
By Peter Baker The Washington Post WASHINGTON — President Bush has authorized another buildup, this time in the White House counsel’s office. Facing a blizzard of congressional investigations, hearings and subpoenas, the White House hired a new crop of lawyers to do battle with the Democratic Congress. White House counsel Fred Fielding, brought in by…
Justice Department Seeks Delay on CIA Inquiry By David Johnston and Mark Mazzetti, New York Times The Justice Department asked the House Intelligence Committee on Friday to postpone its investigation into the destruction of videotapes by the Central Intelligence Agency in 2005, saying the Congressional inquiry presented “significant risks” to its own preliminary investigation into…
We at York Grassroots are offering free downloadable postcards addressed to Nancy Pelosi demanding that she make impeachment of bush and cheney a high priority. Organizers are offering printed postcards to various summer fairs and events for people to sign and donate a quarter toward the postage (most times they donate more). You’d be amazed…
The Huffington Post William E. Jackson Jr. The Vices of Cheney: Where Impeachment Must Begin […] Thus, as a senior Democratic member of the Judiciary Committee recently argued to me, “we are holding what otherwise would be impeachment hearings under the heading of oversight” and publicly “embarrassing” the Bush-Cheney White House. He went on to…
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See the dems. need to let the people vote on impeaching King George II