Congress is running out of time to finally make the Bush administration own up to its actions for eight years. If Congress isn’t careful, the president who already has issued 171 pardons could also pardon every appointee and employee he has ever had – and their dogs. Full Story »
Posted by Derek Hawkins
The article reflects the opinions of informed citizens, which run counter to the triangulating fearful positions in the rulers club of good old boys and girls like Pelosi. Links to the Kucinich articles of impeachment and Nadler's sense of the congress bill would help round out the journalism.
Why should we call the police in on this criminal? There are only a few more of the family jewels he can steal or burn. Lets be nice to him. He's the last criminal that will ever threaten us......... uh huh
Rep. Dennis Kucinich, the bravest member of Congress, introduced legislation 11 months ago to impeach the president and vice president. More »
An opinion article that reflects the views of a good number of progressives: Pelosi has been a major disappointment. This story points out that the argument that investigations would be divisive has been used in the past--and (IMO) will probably be used again--in the transition and once Obama takes office.
Authoritarian punishment doesn't prevent crime, especially when the authorities are the criminals. We need a popularly administered dose of the restorative justice that is working so well in Ireland and South Africa. It's time to convene the Truth & Reconciliation Commission on War Profiteering.
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