VIDEO-Peace thru Impeachment Rally in Seattle
VIDEO-Peace thru Impeachment Rally in Seattle on March 18th.
VIDEO-Peace thru Impeachment Rally in Seattle on March 18th.
afterdowningstreet.org Nixon, Cheney, and Le Deluge By David Swanson Congressman Dennis Kucinich’s resolution to impeach Vice President Dick Cheney now has more cosponsors signed onto it than any resolution to impeach President Richard Nixon ever had. But separate resolutions to impeach Nixon, some with a handful of cosponsors, many with no cosponsors at all, were…
Senate to Pass Prosecutor Bill By John Stanton Roll Call Staff March 20, 2007 The Senate is poised to pass legislation today stripping President Bush’s authority to appoint interim U.S. attorneys, and Democrats already have begun using the scandal over the firing of eight prosecutors last year in fundraising letters and as a political tool,…
Michael Roston, rawstory.com D. Kyle Sampson, the former Chief of Staff to Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, will tell the Senate Judiciary Committee this morning that the firing of eight US Attorneys by the White House was justified and appropriate, but handled poorly. But, most surprisingly, Sampson is set to testify that the terminations were “political”…
By Logan Murphy, Crooks and Liars Following Karl Rove’s appearance this morning on “Meet The Press” David Gregory (who is involved in the Plame scandal. More on that later.) held a round table discussion which included former Time Magazine reporter Matt Cooper. Cooper, who was dead center in the Valerie Plame scandal, stops just short…
Attorney Scandal Without Precedent: CRS Report Reveals Audacity of Dismissals By Scott Lilly, The Center for American Progress Tuesday 20 March 2007 Defenders of the Bush administration’s decision to fire eight U.S. Attorneys in December have argued that the move was not out of the ordinary since those appointed to that position are presidential appointees…
Ohio Election Workers Sentenced Wednesday March 14, 2007 12:16 AM By THOMAS J. SHEERAN CLEVELAND (AP) – Two county election workers were sentenced Tuesday to 18 months in prison for rigging a recount of 2004 presidential election ballots… […] “I can’t help but feel there’s more to this story…” ~ Judge Peter Corrigan (More)