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Do NOT let the Bu$h administration lift regulations on coal company waste dumping!

Bu$hCo is trying to allow Big Coal to dump their WASTE into your WATER!!!!!!!!! PLEASE go to: ... more

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Naomi Wolf: Give Me Liberty (must-see video)

"Interview with Naomi Wolf author of “Give Me Liberty: A Handbook for American Revolutionaries” given October 4,... more

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Donald Trump: Impeach Bush For Iraq!

Donald Trump thinks impeaching Bush would be "a wonderful thing." If Bill Clinton got impeach then, Bush definitely... more

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Bipartisan House report finds that Bush made "inappropriate" use of executive privilege

A bipartisan report released today by the House Oversight Committee finds that President Bush made a "legally unprecedented... more

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GRANDSONS OF LIBERTY, UNITE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

F the bailout F clean coal! Grandsons of liberty, it's TIME TO ROLL!!! Who's with me? ... more

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New guidelines will allow the FBI to interview you, under a false pretext.

URGE AN IMMEDIATE FBI INVESTIGATION!! PETITION: Inspector General Fine, I urge you to open an investigation immediately... more

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New Bush Administration Actions Harm Women

Take Action! Stop the Bush Administration from undermining patients' rights to basic health services and information- With... more

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Rep. McDermott signs on to impeachment resolution

Congressman Jim McDermott, representing Washington's 7th district, stood up on the House floor to give his official support... more

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Sarah Palin Full Of Shit

Check out this line by line rebuttal of her speech from the Obama campaign. The facts have a nasty way of getting in the way. Her... more

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An Open Letter to God, From Michael Moore

Sunday, August 31st, 2008 Dear God, The other night, the Rev. James Dobson's ministry asked all believers to pray for a... more

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What's Missing From the Democratic Convention?

As one would expect them to be, virtually all of the prime-time speeches at the Democratic Convention have been -- from a rhetorical perspective -- very well-crafted and well-delivered. Bill Clinton's speech, in particular, deserves all the plaudits it is receiving, both in terms of content and delivery. But as competent, well-executed and even dramatic as the Convention has been, at least as striking is what has been missing.

First, there is almost no mention of, let alone focus on, the sheer radicalism and extremism of the last eight years. During that time, our Government has systematically tortured people using sadistic techniques ordered by the White House; illegally and secretly spied on its own citizens; broken more laws than can be counted based on the twisted theory that the President has that power; asserted the authority to arrest and detain even U.S. citizens on U.S. soil and hold them for years without charges; abolished habeas corpus; created secret prisons in Eastern Europe and a black hole of lawlessness in Guantanamo; and explicitly abandoned and destroyed virtually every political value the U.S. has long claimed to embrace.

Other than a fleeting reference to such matters by John Kerry in a (surprisingly effective) speech which most networks did not broadcast, one would not know, listening to the Democratic Convention, that any of those things have happened. Even our unprovoked and indescribably destructive attack on Iraq, based on purely false pretenses, has received little attention. Those things simply don't exist, even as part of the itemized laundry list of Democratic grievances about the Bush administration. The overriding impression one has is that the only things really wrong during the last eight years in this country are that gas prices are high and not everyone has health insurance. Those are obviously very significant problems, but they are garden-variety political issues which don't begin to capture the extremism that has predominated in this country under GOP rule, and don't remotely approach conveying the crises on numerous fronts the country faces.

It's certainly true that the purpose of these Conventions are principally political, and it thus makes perfect sense that Democrats are choosing to focus on the issues they think will help win them the election. The desire that they do anything else is both unrealistic and misguided. During the television show known as the Convention, they should devote the bulk of their efforts to the concerns most voters have, and all polls demonstrate that those concerns are chiefly grounded in economic insecurity. As one would expect them to be, virtually all of the prime-time speeches at the Democratic Convention have been -- from a... more

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3 months ago

WHEREAS, in his conduct while President of the United States, George W. Bush, in violation of...

WHEREAS, in his conduct while President of the United States, George W. Bush, in violation of his constitutional oath to... more

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3 months ago

Articles of Impeachment. Drafted by Ramsey Clark, former U.S. Attorney General.

This letter is posted at ImpeachBush.org and details the legal basis for impeachment for the Bush Administration. Hmm...still... more

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3 months ago

Bush Plan Takes Scientists Out of Decision Making On Endangered Species Status

Just another reason to IMPEACH IMPEACH IMPEACH IMPEACH IMPEACH IMPEACH IMPEACH IMPEACH.... WASHINGTON - The Bush... more

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3 months ago

Bush Library: “Not in my Backyard”

The creation of the George W. Bush Presidential Library hit yet another snag this week, when Montana refused to issue a building permit. This makes it the seventh state – after Utah, Oklahoma, Missouri, Virginia, West Virginia and Florida — to reject the President’s proposed home for his administration’s legacy.

“We couldn’t wait to get rid of him after eight years,” said a spokesperson for Montana’s Office of Public Works, who asked to remain anonymous. “Why would we want a permanent reminder of his failed presidency in our backyard?”

In a conciliatory gesture, the Montana Senate voted to rename a landfill after the president, but rescinded the legislation after workers in the sanitation department threatened to walk out.

“Montanans can live without a presidential library,” said a legislative aide, “but they need a place for their trash.”

The Bush team’s alternate plan to build the library on foreign soil has met with equally disappointing results. Representatives for Kuwait have turned down requests from the administration to purchase real estate anywhere within its borders, as have Namibia, Pakistan, Great Britain, Lebanon, Greece, Holland, Bosnia, Zimbabwe and Taiwan.

Fearing a White House request might be forthcoming, the Palestinians have pleaded with Israel to quickly rebuild their settlements on all occupied territories. “This way,” explained Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas, “we can say to President Bush, ‘We simply have no room for such a building.’”

The President said if a suitable location cannot be obtained, he will seek permission to share floor space in the library of his father, former President George Herbert Walker Bush, located on the West Campus of Texas A&M University. In an Op-Ed piece in the New York Times, the 41st president expressed his reluctance, stating that it would be confusing to have a “double Bush library.”

“For example,” wrote the senior Bush, “people might think that he was the one who served as Ambassador to the United Nations, or that I was the one who let those people in New Orleans suffer needlessly.” He added, “A word of advice: If you want your son to follow in your footsteps, give him a different name.”

NASA has chimed in as an unlikely champion of the project, saying they would relish the opportunity to construct the Bush library as a test facility on Mars, making it the first structure built in the noxious and unbreathable atmosphere of the red planet. “We’d love to see the president cut the ribbon on opening day,” said an assistant NASA administrator. “We’ll even provide the transportation.”

--TheRepublicant.org The creation of the George W. Bush Presidential Library hit yet another snag this week, when Montana refused to issue a building... more