Kucinich: "I'm Talking About Impeachment"

The Nation by John Nichols | Mar. 21, 2007 (Opinion)

Impeachment is an appropriate tool, not only for sanctioning Bush for past wrongs, but also as a threat to prevent the president from engaging in new wrongs.

There will be those who suggest that, as a long-shot presidential contender, the former mayor of Cleveland and veteran peace activist is the wrong messenger. But the initial champions of impeachment are often political outsiders: like the abolitionist Whigs - including a young Abraham Lincoln ... Full Story »

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Posted by: Posted by Kaizar Campwala - Mar 21, 2007 - 8:21 AM PDT
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 by Paul Stambaugh - Mar. 21, 2007

A well written piece describing the attempts of Kucinich to bring about impeachment hearings. A somewhat bias point of view on impeachment, and this could have well been written by Kuncinich or his supporters due to how many times they mention him in with the article. Quote: "Noting that "we are now have a condition in this country where we are told to take impeachment off the table, and keep on the table a U.S. military attack against Iran," Kucinich concludes: "This situation calls ... More »

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