AUDIO-Salt Lake City Mayor speaks on Impeachment
AUDIO-Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson speaks on Impeachment on March 19th in Downtown Salt Lake City, Utah.
AUDIO-Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson speaks on Impeachment on March 19th in Downtown Salt Lake City, Utah.
Southern California Residents Gear Up for New Fight to Stop Secretive Expansion by Military Firm Blackwater May 02, 2008 The original content of this program is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License. Please attribute legal copies of this work to democracynow.org. Just two months after local opposition thwarted its…
David Edwards and Andrew Bielak, RAWSTORY-“It seems likely now that the president may have not only known about the torture program, but may have ordered it,” Turley told the AP. “That would be truly otherwordly, where the United States could be accused of running a torture program.” (Read More)
The Smoking Gun Pace, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; Richard Perle, former Pentagon adviser; James Woolsey, ex-CIA director; Douglas Feith, former Under Secretary of Defense; Christopher Cox, ex-congressman and current Securities and Exchange Commission chairman (Original Article)
Daily Kos by Reality Bites Back [Thursday night] on Countdown with Keith Olbermann, former Nixon White House counsel John Dean called for the impeachment of Dick Cheney stating that Speaker Pelosi should reconsider her position on impeachment and start with Dick Cheney. He also drew a contrast between the trumped up charges against Clinton to…
The Watch, Douglas McDaniel — Forget whether the administration of President George W. Bush is spinning, reading, interpreting or not interpreting the intelligence on whether Iran is developing nuclear arms as the nation debates the possibility of expanding military operations in the Middle East. There is a more local opportunity to consider and debate: Are…
LARA JAKES JORDAN, AP As the chief federal trial judge in Manhattan, Michael Mukasey approved secret warrants allowing government roundups of Muslims in the days after the Sept. 11 attacks. Six years later, the man President Bush wants to be attorney general acknowledged that the law authorizing those warrants “has its perils” in terrorism cases…
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Now that is what a Presidential candidate ought to look like!