The Boston Globe By Robert Kuttner | March 24, 2007 THE HOUSE of Representatives should begin impeachment proceedings against Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. Gonzales, the nation’s highest legal officer, has been point man for serial assaults against the rule of law, most recently in the crude attempt to politicize criminal prosecutions. Obstruction of a prosecution…
Published on Thursday, March 22, 2007 by CommonDreams.org by Bill Moyers We do not have much time. Our political system is melting down, right here where you live. […] What’s to be done? The only answer to organized money is organized people. (More)
by Dave Lindorff, OpEdNews.com After a year of running around flogging my book The Case for Impeachment (St. Martin’s Press, 2006), I’ve had to give a lot of thought to a question I have gotten over and over from radio hosts to ordinary people concerned about the fate of the country and our Constitution. The…
salon.com March 20, 2007 As we noted earlier today, the documents the Justice Department has produced to the House Judiciary Committee show extensive efforts by Justice Department officials to limit the damage caused by firing eight U.S. attorneys and providing what is euphemistically known as “incomplete” information to Congress. The documents contain relatively little evidence…
