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Impeach.TVWexler Lights Impeachment Fire in Congress
As promised, Rep. Robert Wexler (D-FL) went to the floor of the House to demand impeachment hearings, and he set the House on fire with his passion! Watch for yourself:
You can see Wexler holding the printed signatures of nearly 200,000 activists from Democrats.com and our pro-impeachment allies. (And thanks for thanking all of us, Rep. Wexler!) Impeachment Is Possible: Here's Why
Local Editorials Reject Bush's TortureIt's been 5 days since ABC News revealed Bush approved torture. Yet the nation's leading newspapers - the NY Times, Washington Post, LA Times, Chicago Tribune, Miami Herald, etc. - have yet to publish an editorial.
Debating Booman on ImpeachmentBooman believes we have to do something about torture, but doesn't know what.
I believe Booman's argument misses the politics of impeachment entirely.
Debating Digby on Impeachment
When ABC reported Bush personally approved torture last Friday, Digby's first reaction was shock.
Did Bush Approve Sex Torture Too?Troutfishing takes the torture story to another shocking level:
Media Avoids Torture while Bloggers Avoid ImpeachmentOn Friday, George Bush told ABC he personally approved of the approval of torture by Dick Cheney and his top cabinet officials.
Well perhaps Bush didn't find it startling, but torture happens to be both a U.S. felony and an international war crime subject to the death penalty. Is It Too Late for Impeachment?
David Swanson on Clout on Air America with Richard Greene
Spitzer Resigns - It's Time to Impeach BushToday Gov. Eliot Spitzer apologized again to the people of New York for his personal failings and resigned, just 16 months after winning an historic landslide election with 70% of the vote. But Spitzer's resignation was not entirely voluntary, because Republican leaders were busy drafting Articles of Impeachment. What was Spitzer's impeachable offense? The "lowest" crime in the book. As we know, the Founding Fathers wanted Impeachment to be used for "High Crimes" like treason, bribery, war crimes, and subverting the Constitution itself. Eliot Spitzer committed no "High Crimes" - but George Bush and Dick Cheney most certainly have, and they continue to do so with absolute impunity. |
Advanced strategy for the movement to impeach George Bush and Dick Cheney - edited by Bob Fertik. Links: Impeach Bush Petition |