[Peace] Fwd: Good News on Impeachment Progress! C-SPAN & Washington
Post
Belden Fields
a-fields at uiuc.edu
Fri Mar 31 23:12:07 CST 2006
Begin forwarded message:
> From: "Bill Goodman, the Center for Constitutional Rights"
> <ccr at democracyinaction.org>
> Date: March 31, 2006 12:46:57 PM CST
> To: a-fields at uiuc.edu
> Subject: Good News on Impeachment Progress! C-SPAN & Washington Post
> Reply-To: ccr at democracyinaction.org
>
>
> Dear Friend,
>
> I have great news. Thanks to your help, we are making progress on
> holding President Bush accountable and advancing an impeachment
> inquiry.
>
> The Washington Post just ran a front-page story about impeaching
> President Bush, quoting two attorneys from the Center for
> Constitutional Rights. Click here to read this important story.
>
> That’s not all. This Sunday, C-SPAN 2 is broadcasting a panel
> discussion on the CCR impeachment book that we recently convened.
> You can see me and several other CCR attorneys outlining the case
> for impeachment this Sunday, April 2 at 4pm (Eastern Time) on the
> BookTV segment of CSPAN 2.
>
> Please consider taking a moment to spread the word about this
> important movement to hold the President accountable and protect
> our democracy. Forward this email so others can see the Washington
> Post story and consider watching our event on Sunday at 4pm.
>
> Of course, today the Senate Judiciary Committee is also considering
> a resolution to censure President Bush for illegal domestic spying.
> This is a start, but a censure resolution will not: Remove a single
> wiretap from Americans' phones; end the Iraq War; halt U.S.
> government torture or stop the President’s other violations of the
> constitutional principle of the separation of powers. Impeachment
> will ensure thorough investigation, real accountability and the
> restoration of our Constitution. Please take a moment now to
> forward this email to spread the word. You can also
> click here to make sure your representative supports the resolution
> to investigate impeachment.
>
> Thank you for taking the time to act today , and I hope you will
> watch our impeachment event this Sunday at 4pm (EST) on C-SPAN 2.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> William Goodman
> Legal Director, Center for Constitutional Rights
>
>
> P.S. Please spread the word and forward this article to friends:
>
>
> Near Paul Revere Country, Anti-Bush Cries Get Louder
> Washington Post
> HOLYOKE, Mass. -- To drive through the mill towns and curling
> country roads here is to journey into New England's impeachment
> belt. Three of this state's 10 House members have called for the
> investigation and possible impeachment of President Bush.
>
>
> Thirty miles north, residents in four Vermont villages voted
> earlier this month at annual town meetings to buy more rock salt,
> approve school budgets, and impeach the president for lying about
> Iraq having weapons of mass destruction and for sanctioning torture.
>
> Window cleaner Ira Clemons put down his squeegee in the lobby of a
> city mall and stroked his goatee as he considered the question:
> Would you support your congressman's call to impeach Bush? His
> smile grew until it looked like a three-quarters moon.
>
> "Why not? The man's been lying from Jump Street on the war in
> Iraq," Clemons said. "Bush says there were weapons of mass
> destruction, but there wasn't. Says we had enough soldiers, but we
> didn't. Says it's not a civil war -- but it is." He added: "I was
> really upset about 9/11 -- so don't lie to me."
> It would be a considerable overstatement to say the fledgling
> impeachment movement threatens to topple a presidency -- there are
> just 33 House co-sponsors of a motion by Rep. John Conyers Jr. (D-
> Mich.) to investigate and perhaps impeach Bush, and a large
> majority of elected Democrats think it is a bad idea. But talk
> bubbles up in many corners of the nation, and on the Internet,
> where several Web sites have led the charge, giving liberals an
> outlet for anger that has been years in the making.
>
> "The value of a powerful idea, like impeachment of the president
> for criminal acts, is that it has a long shelf life and opens a
> debate," said Bill Goodman of the Center for Constitutional Rights,
> which represents Guantanamo Bay detainees...
>
>
> For the entire article, please click here.
>
>
>
>
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