The Case for Impeaching Bush

The Bush Spy Scandal: The Case for Impeachment

In this print edition...

• Spies and Lies: The Case for Impeaching Bush

• Imperial Faultlines

• It's a Long Way from Columbine to Havana

• Breaking into the Boys’ Club: Rosa Luxemburg’s Place in History

• Short Story: Extinguished Lights

• Current Letters (updated 3-19-06)

• Current Poetry

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One of the most astonishing elements in the disclosure of the Bush directive and the NSA is that it may be the first time a president has authorized a government agency to engage in what could be construed as criminal conduct under the law.

With every passing day it becomes ever clearer that the regime of George W. Bush has been wounded severely both domestically as a result of his criminal negligence in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and globally, as a result of the illegal invasion of Iraq.

Why can’t the US put our obsolete cold war animosities behind us and embrace what’s remarkable and good about our nearest neighbor – a neighbor that seems to have solved, even in its poverty, social problems that continue to plague us?

While Marx, Engels and Lenin made monumental contributions to the study of socialism, and we should diligently study their works, sometimes we neglect the contributions of revolutionary women leaders like Rosa Luxemburg.

A car horn sounded a few blocks away and seemed to linger a moment in the humid night air. As if out of no where, a weather-beaten low rider rounded the corner with a screech...