This sob should be quartered and hung!

I listened to some of Kucinich's accusations last night and how stupid these other congress people are if they don't support him.

Bush is the biggest liar in the history of this country.
He should NOT be allowed to profit from his last 8 years of screwing this country over. Send him out of office indisgrace!

Cheney.........YOU'RE NEXT!

For your copy-and-pasting pleasure.
You may find them here.

Congress- 435 Members, 1 pair of balls.

The person who posted this video on youtube under your link "watch first 5 minutes" is apparantly hostile to Kucinich He superimposed text on the original video later which says " A very small left wing conspiracy" You should take this link down and lead people somewhere else.

Ray, --- Youtube name rayvo

You da man Dennis. You had big balls when you were mayor of Cleveland and they haven't shrunk one bit in all these years. The clear thinking people of this country love you and the people of the Cleveland,Lakewood, Parma Ohio area especially love you. Whenever you run for re-electio
n your yellow campaign lawn signs are everywhere. From an airplane it must look like a huge field of daffodils

Good point. here's a better link: http://www.youtube.com/v/1qy3z7XWtQc&hl=en
It's the same thing, but without the "very very small left wing conspiracy" tag over it. Good for you, Dennis. It's about time someone stood up and did this.

I am glad to see there is a Democrat with a spine in the House. What in the devil are the others afraid of? Do they owe too many big money donors and are worried about keeping their jobs?

Found here.

Volumes can and will be written, about what can go down as the most serious abdication of impeachment responsibilities by a Congress in its history. No other president has committed more systemic, repeated impeachable offenses, with such serious consequences to this country, its people, to Iraq, its people and the security of this nation before, than George W. Bush.

It is never too late to enforce the Constitution. It is never too late to uphold the rule of law. It is never too late to awaken the Congress to its sworn duties under the Constitution. But it will soon be too late to avoid the searing verdict of history when on January 21, 2009, George W. Bush escapes the justice that was never pursued by those in Congress so solely authorized to hold the President accountable.

On our local news, the female newscaster lead off this story by rolling her eyes, and saying "Kucinich is at it again".
We'll be fighting this same type of "reporting" all during the campaign for president - at least here in Ohio.

The INN World Report, broadcast on Free Speech TV, just aired a long segment on the subject, including an interview with Ray McGovern. This is the only mention I have found on TV today, with the exception of a short mention on Democracy Now! this morning. Nothing on CNN or cnn.com, nothing on ABC, NBC, or CBS evening news. This is a complete news blackout. If you thought the NCMR people were a bunch of wackos, this should open your eyes.

The mainstream media is either all complete idiots or wholly stuffed into someone's pocket. You be the judge.

The # 202-225-3121 is not in service. Can you please post the correct #?

Thanks.

Americans love underdogs and con men. Also cheerleaders and hustlers. And of course actors. We are suckers for their boyish charm and quick words. Otherwise public relations wouldn't be a thriving business, nor politics overflowing with Hollywood machismo. I believe Mr. Kucinich went about the Impeachment Articles reading the wrong way. He should have hired actors to read the Articles in Lafayette Park. He desperately needs to be fronted by emotional and expressive speakers. And Americans love contests. The best reading would win a DVD audiobook contract to be distributed around the country by The Nation. Make this bigger than the documents and event. Make it bigger than the White House Horrors. Make it real for Americans.

Impeach Bush?
Is there any doubt?

The House can't vote him out of office. That job goes to the Senate, to remind that large percentage of the population which slept through Civics class. The House is voting to indict him, not to convict him. We should therefore produce some evidence of Probable Cause. OK...

Bush publicly stated at at least one press conference that he had violated FISA, was violating FISA as he spoke, and planned to continue violating FISA. I have seen it on TV. I don't know if it can be found on line.

Of course he never said he intentionally broke the law. What he said was that he broke the law. Intent has nothing to do with it. If you run a stop sign, it doesn't matter whether or not you intended to stop, what matters is whether or not you obeyed the law.

For another clear example of guilt, look no further than Iraq. The rest of the world knows it, heck, they knew before the war was started that it was to be a war of aggression, the supreme international crime. That's why there was the largest coordinated international protest in history.The American People (the capital P is intentional) were intentionally deceived about the answers to several crucial questions.

That's as public as it could possibly get. No other evidence is required. Bush can not deny his actions. He has tried himself in the court of world public opinion.

That's about all the probable cause I think is needed to bring this to trial. And that's what this resolution is about. Bringing Bush to trial for the gross violation of his oath of office. The impeachment hearing in the senate is the trial. This resolution is the equivalent of a grand jury indictment. That is all.

Don't you agree that there is sufficient probable cause that the president should be brought before the Senate for an impeachment Hearing?

Contact your Congressperson immediately to let them know how you feel. If the Congress votes against impeachment, then they are saying that there is no Probable Cause, that the evidence suggests that no crimes of any kind have been committed. This is clearly contrary to a vast number of widely and publicly known facts.

I did what you said and clicked local and found a lone respondent from 2 years ago. We have done tons of things and have a great e-mail list of supporters. We would like her to join us. I added a comment on that local site to this person. But I highly doubt that she will be looking for a reply to a posy on December 2006.

Please ask her to contact me at 609-921-6002 or mmarino@patmedia.net.
Mary Ellen Marino

Fox had OH (R) Boehner on about the Republicans blocking the Windfall profit tax, and repeal of $17 billion in tax breaks. For some reason the Dems are allowing them to be proud of this. They breifly mentioned Dennis wasteing congressional time by reading the articles for impeachment, and quickly dismissed it. I have signed the petition at impeachbush.org and signed on 3 other voters, so far. I also called my congressman, both Senators, and Nancy Pelosi. You can get your congressmans # at ilovemountains.org and while your there check out what the Friends of Coal are doing to your country.

While I do applaud Rep. Kucinich's effort, I have to wonder why he didn't manage to do this a couple of years ago. Has it really taken this long for people to get outraged enough? If so, then they truly haven't been paying attention and have been willing to let Bush and his cronies fleece this country to a fare-thee-well. I'm happy to say that, like Sen. Obama, I was against the Iraq War from Day One (no matter that he wasn't in the Senate then, and shame on Bill Clinton for dismissing it as a "fairy tale"); anyone in his right mind could have seen there were no WMDs (and if there had been, Saddam would have gotten them from us), nor any connection between Saddam and al-Qaeda (Saddam's government was a secular one, whereas bin Laden and his buddies in the Taliban were religious fanatics, so what possible use could they have had for each other?). Bush announced his intention to go to war with Iraq during the 2000 campaign, that I remember. And speaking of international protesters, I was in London in February of 2003 and personally marched in the big anti-war march on Feb. 15th of that year, one of 2+ million like-minded individuals, marching from the banks of the Thames to Hyde Park. I knew Bush was bad news during the 2000 campaign--I am Wiccan, and I remember his comment that he didn't consider Witchcraft to be a real religion (it is, in fact). In short, the man is an enemy of freedom and democracy; he and Cheney were busy fleecing the country during their first term, and voices like mine were voices crying in the wilderness, falling on deaf ears.

While I don't see Kucinich ever becoming President himself, I'm glad he finally stepped forward and took this action. I'm just worried that it won't have the effect it ought to have. Bush and Cheney have about 7 months left in office; I'm thinking what will have to happen is a trial for crimes against the People of the United States of America and against the People of Iraq...crimes of treason, crimes of war. And most likely, it'll have to happen after Jan. 20th of next year. Nonetheless, good luck, Rep. Kucinich. This country seriously needs to wake up.

Representative Kucinich, on behalf of the internet community, I would like to apologize to you for not offering this advice sooner. When ABC (was it?) mistreated you in the July?2007 Presidential debate, removed you from the picture of the candidates, deleted or deemed inappropriate most of the posts endorsing you for President, and removed the two online polls showing you first slightly in first place and secondly greatly in first place, I would have suggested holding a recorded debate to be placed online. We would have rented a small forum space, and we would have invited all candidates. I can guarantee some of the other candidates would have shown up. Many forums would have gladly posted this debate including YouTube. I, however, did not find out until May 2008. Your positions would have swept the election by a landslide.