Impeach Cheney & Bush NOW!

[babylonsister]

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Notice all the people honking for impeachment in the background.

[demnan]

1. I give you a recommend

and a happy impeachment new year my friend. I'm really excited about what is planned for Pasadena. It made the newspaper there, very exciting.

We're still pursuing our efforts locally in Virginia.

Nancy

On edit, you can click on my website below to be linked to the story on Pasadena.

[babylonsister]

2. Thanks, Nancy, and I'll check your site out. I can't help but

get a bit excited when I see these stories; handfuls of patriots doing the right thing from coast to coast. Now, if only Congress would listen!

[unapatriciated]

3. K&R

and a Happy Impeachment New Year to all.
Let's make getting it back on the table our New Year's resolution.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=fCutvXccFlA

http://youtube.com/watch?v=qGwvSwOP7Ow

[Pastiche423]

4. To the Greatest, you go!

Happy Impeachment New Year!

I love that, demnan!

[eroded47095]

5. If bush or Cheney Had Committed Crimes

I'm sure the Media would be screaming for their impeachment.

Surely, no crimes have been committed, or there would be people out there confessing.

The cover-up would just be too huge to manage.

I'm sure, therefore, that bush and Cheney are guilty of nothing.

[fascisthunter]

6. Plame

good night

[eroded47095]

8. We never hear anything about "Plame."

America has moved on.

A majority has decided that it's OK to do these kinds of things to people like Plame.

The media won't cover it, and people will point at others and say, "What's The Frequency Kenneth" if you complain about what happened to Plame during a time of perpetual war.

Everything changed, at some point, and most people think it's been for the better.

[fascisthunter]

9. Thanks for Kicking This Thread (nt)

[eroded47095]

10. You're Very Welcome

Friend!

[babylonsister]

11. For the better? Ya think??

[eroded47095]

12. No, I Think bush and Cheney Should be Dragged Away By Their Ears

Deadwood-style.

Closed-door energy meetings and the seven minutes being the reasons for that.

Course, that doesn't reflect the reality of things.

The majority doesn't want them gone or they would be gone.

Time to accept facts.

Oh, and thanks for the warm welcome!

[babylonsister]

13. I think you're wrong. The majority of Americans

don't seem too happy with the current state of our country and I believe polls have suggested that; it's Congress who isn't paying attention, and both parties are culpable.

As for Plame, when you have a republican admin stonewalling everything under the guise of 'executive privilege' (subpoenas to Rove), it's proving very difficult. I've been searching for some backbone to combat this.

No crimes committed? Haven't you been paying attention?

Yes, everything changed, but I don't know many people who think that's 'for the better'.

If you meant to be sarcastic, I couldn't tell. Just sounds pretty r/w to me.

[eroded47095]

15. Stonewalling Proves That Congress Doesn't Matter

Why didn't Nixon think of it, before Cheney spent all these years plotting to prove it?

Cheney, BTW, who thinks he really IS incapable of, well, putting American lives on the line for his agenda?

Not to be fallacious, logically speaking, of course?

Cheney is capable of EVERYTHING for his agenda.

Too bad, you try to impeach him, and he'll probably pull something.

He did say we would likely be attacked if we voted for Kerry for President, wink-wink.

Refer to Keith Olbermann's excellent "The Nexus of Politics and Terror" for point of reference to this mode of thinking if necessary.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=az7yl-UnsQQ

[bjobotts]

16. hahahahahahahhahahaha. MSM investigating evidence hahahaha

Lying about everything from election fraud to illegal wire tapping. Lying us into a war, OBL dead since 2001, vote caging, torture, mis-appropriation of funds, Katrina, From obstruction of Justice to Mass murder the only way to not know is to not want to know. The evidence and the whistle blowers are overwhelming...but we get.."Anyone who has ever even spoken or 'communicated' with the president or anyone in his administration is barred from testifying before congress by executive privilege"..."States secrets and National security prevent any disclosure or investigation into any administration activities".

Come on...you're not an idiot. This administration has threatened everyone including the MSM with consequences for questioning anything they do. Read this from Glenn Greenwald's site at salon .com:

"In case after case, our political establishment has adopted the "principle" that our most powerful actors are immune from the rule of law. And they've adopted the enabling supplemental "principle" that any information which our political leaders want to keep suppressed is -- by definition, for that reason alone -- information that is "classified" and should not be disclosed.

The instruments used to secure these prerogatives are numerous and growing. Slate's Dahlia Lithwick this week summarized the Bush administration's 10 most egregious legal inventions to enable lawbreaking, including the "states secrets privilege" which has now "has ballooned into a doctrine of blanket immunity for any conduct the administration wishes to hide" and the claim that "everyone who has ever spoken to the president about anything is barred from congressional testimony by executive privilege." All of these developments have a common strain, a shared objective: ensuring that our highest political officials and our most powerful corporations are beyond the reach of the law.

Thus, our establishment believes that any information that would shed light on whether our most powerful actors have broken the law is information that shouldn't be disclosed. In those accidental cases when -- via unauthorized leaks -- information is disclosed that demonstrates that crimes have been committed, our establishment bands together to insist that nothing be done, that there is no need to investigate or hold anyone accountable, and that the only real wrongdoing is by those "leakers" who disclosed the lawbreaking.

This is the same pattern seen over and over: leakers reveal that Bush broke the law for years by spying on Americans without the warrants required by law, and every investigation -- legislative and judicial -- is successfully blocked, and Congress then moves to legalize the lawbreaking. The top aide to Bush and Cheney, Lewis Libby, is found unanimously by a 12-person jury to have lied deliberately with the intent of blocking an FBI and Grand Jury investigation into illegal leaks and is sentenced by a conservative judge to prison, yet is protected from jail time by the President while our media and political establishment cheer almost unanimously.

Our largest telecommunication corporations reap huge profits by brazenly violating numerous, long-standing federal laws (.pdf) for years by enabling government access to our communications without any judicial approval, and our political establishment bands together to demand that they be protected from any consequences and that any efforts to uncover what happened be squelched. Our government implements a secret torture regime that violates numerous laws and treaties and Congress acts to legalize it and provide retroactive immunity to the lawbreakers. Congress subpoenas numerous officials to find out why 9 federal prosecutors were fired and, when the subpoenas are literally ignored, nothing happens.

And now, our government just destroys evidence crucial both to all sorts of court proceedings and a comprehensive investigation into the worst attack on U.S. soil in our history -- part and parcel of its general pattern of destroying or "losing" key evidence -- and the Honorable, Independent Attorney General tells both the legislative and judicial branches that they have no right even to investigate. And although we know for a fact that the top aides to both Bush and Cheney were involved in discussions of whether the tapes should be destroyed, we have no idea what they said and are unlikely ever to know, and even if we did find out, it's impossible to envision anything happening as a result..."

Bush/Cheney mob family are entirely corrupt, the evidence is overwhelming and witnesses are everywhere and still are enabling dem leaders refuse to hold them accountable because these neocons also dominate the courts and the DoJ. It all begins and ends with impeachment. If Bush/Cheney are not impeached there will never be a reason to impeach again...if we let them get away with it.

[fascisthunter]

7. Here's a kick

Impeachment stickers all over the place. Exposure helps.

[petgoat]

14. ..

Our job is to turn these honks into phone calls and letters.

Private rage will not save the country. You have to make
your rage public.

I'm doing what I can and asking them to do what they can,
so please, do what you can.