VIDEO-Sean Penn at Congresswoman Barabara Lee’s Town Hall Meeting
Sean Penn at Congresswoman Barabara Lee’s Town Hall Meeting
Sean Penn at Congresswoman Barabara Lee’s Town Hall Meeting
Democrats called for investigation into the Bush Administration’s misrepresentations to the American people and to Congress in the run up to the Iraq War, and impeachment of President George W. Bush and Vice President Richard Cheney for high crimes and misdemeanors. Passed at the March 10th meeting of the State Central Committee, the resolution was…
Democrats.com — Hello. Just want to make sure everyone in Illinois is aware of HJR0125. HJR0125 is the Illinois General Assembly’s Joint House Resolution to impeach President Bush. We need to encourage Illinois state representatives to include Cheney, Rice and Rove in the resolution and pass the resolution as soon as possible. The link to…
Justin Rood for ABC News Feb 19, 2007 The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) won’t say what it plans to do with thousands of dollars in campaign donations it received from an accused terror financier. Abdul Tawala Ibn Ali Alishtari gave $15,250 to the NRCC since 2002, according to FEC records published on the Web…
NationalJournal.com With Some Help, Dems OK Anti-Torture Measure A controversial measure barring the CIA from using torture cleared the Senate late yesterday, despite opposition from Republican presidential front-runner Sen. John McCain of Arizona. Senate Democrats picked up the support of moderate Republicans, some of whom face tough re-election battles this year, to pass the conference…
special to ImpeachforPeace.org IFP cofounder Mikael Rudolph Just yesterday Wisconsin Representative Gwen Moore (D-WI) added her name to the steadily growing list of supporters of H. Res. 333 (now H. Res. 799 in the current Congressional session) which calls for impeachment hearings against Vice President Richard B. Cheney. Rep. Moore has been lobbied in favor…
Another Long Walk By William Rivers Pitt – t r u t h o u t | Columnist Wednesday 21 February 2007 (photo: TomPaine.com) The moment is as iconic as any within the pages of American history. Three prominent Republican senators – Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania, John Rhodes of Arizona and conservative icon Barry Goldwater…