Title kind of says it all...reality is funny.

jan schneider for congress

MONTEL WILLIAM SLAMS CONGRESS

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Tim Ryan spelling things out.

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Bruce Fein says McClellan's book confirms Bush has committed impeachable offenses

A Republican in the legislature gets corrected with the unfair use of fact-telling. Actually, replace unfair with "keen."

U.S. Rep. Benjamin Sinclair (R-OH) has a plan to reduce skull fucking levels in America by 5 to 7 percent.

My husband talking about the vote for war funding.

Is the current administration above the law?

how it all got started

Guy in V mask from "V for Vendetta" tries to talk Constitutional issues with our public servants in Washington

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Fraud, bribery and threats of violence The Wall Street Welfare Act
There was a simple solution the banking crisis:

Guarantee ALL normal banking deposits. That's what European countries are doing.

With   more...bank deposit guarantees, individuals and real businesses would have access to their money and to normal credit.

But the White House took a different path...

A multi-trillion dollar "no string attached" checkbook controlled by the White House through the Treasury Department to buy the toxic assets of Wall Street and other reckless investors.

Who will pay?

The US tax payers who are footing the bill.

Who will benefit?

Wall Street CEOs and their deep pocket clients and members of the Bush regime.

What will the US do in the future when it needs money to prepair crumbling infrastructure, take care of public health, and deal with natural and man made catastrophes?

The answer will to all these problems will be simple and consistent: We have no money.

How did this insane legislation get passed?

Congressman Brad Sherman lays it out:

* fraud (fake phone calls from paid stooges in support of the bill),
* bribery (hundreds of pages of pork added to the bill by the Senate at the last minute), and
* threats of violence (the claim that without the bailout martial law was a certainty.)  less

No consequences for Bush Jr? Change? Not really.

When Bill Clinton, "the man from Hope," took the White House one of the things he did not put on his agenda was a serious investigation into   more...the vast criminal enterprise operated by George Bush, Sr. that went by the name Iran/Contra.

Bush Sr. who belonged in jail on many counts walked away scott free.

Since Clinton left the White House, it's obvious that he and Bush Sr. are the best of friends playing golf together and posing for numerous photo ops.

Is Obama going to go after the vast criminal enterprise Bush Jr. presided over.

The message is loud and clear. He will not.

What do you call the form of government where the chief executive can break serious laws repeatedly causing grave harm to the nation without consequences of any kind?

On the other hand, can Bush pardon himself in advance for murder? I don't think so.

Why a murder indictment against Bush is not only realistic, it's also advisable. Best of all, it won't require cooperation from the next occupant of the White House or the Congress.

Bush war crimes, corrupt congress,obama,illegal immunity,congress,  less

IRAQ VETERANS AGAINST THE WAR Testifify in front of CONGRESS

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Article of Impeachment for Dick Cheney

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Operador de cámara: Fer García

Keith Olbermann covers the breaking showdown between President Bush and Congress. Can you believe that Mr. One-Full-Year-Of-My-Eight-Years-In-Office-Was-Spent-On-Vacation is complaining about Congress   more...taking their August break instead of giving him the rubber stamp he’s looking for his wiretapping program? Note the playing of the fear card. Jonathan Turley joins Keith and tries to make sense in this Bizarro World confrontation, and the complicit Congress isn’t spared his scorn.  less

parody on president

A comment on impeachment--especially that of the president, George Bush. An analysis of why it won't work and its consideration is a waste of time--although congress has never been afraid to waste time.