EDITORIAL: Forget advisory legislation; move on to impeachment Published Thursday, January 18, 2007 We can’t roll back the clock on the many foreign policy mistakes President Bush has strong-armed into action – nor the needless American and Iraqi deaths resulting from his flawed agenda. Rather than debate advisory legislation, Senators instead should consider grounds for…
A Victim’s Response to 9/11’s Aftermath by PETER FLOM at CommonDreams.org I’m a victim of 9/11. I was in the building when the plane hit. Compared to some people, I was lucky: I wasn’t injured. I kept my job. I got home easily. But compared to the vast majority of Americans, I am a victim….
by AL McSURELY Grassroots Impeachment There will be no clear cut break from the old policies as long as Cheney/Bush remain in power. Everyone can see that, despite the Iraq Study Group, the repudiation in the November elections, the opinion polls, and strong Congressional condemnation, Bush has already put thousands of troops into a mess…
by PROFESSOR FRANCIS BOYLE Global Research The Bush Jr. /Cheney refusal to obtain additional authorization from Congress for this substantial enlargement of U.S. armed forces in Iraq constitutes an impeachable offense under the terms of Article II, Section 4 of the United States Constitution for violating the Constitution’s War Powers Clause and Congress’s own War…
