Impeachment: If not now, when?

The issue is not about removing Bush and Cheney as much as it is about preserving the Constitution and redeeming the office of the executive. The Constitution is the contract of governance between the people and the government. What happens when major portions of the contract are violated?

Congress has failed to call the president and vice president to account, so citizens must turn up the heat. Members of Congress who fail to demand ... Full Story »

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by Dwight Rousu - Oct. 1, 2008

Well informed on the constitution and the numerous particular violations of the constitution and international law by the administration, Boyd writes a good opinion piece that also puts a large part of the blame upon the congress for failing to defend the constitution.

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