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David Swanson, 01/08/2007
As some people learned from the minimal and abusive media coverage, on December 8, 2006, Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney introduced Articles of Impeachment against President George W. Bush, making him the 10th president of the United States to face such action.
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Matthew Cardinale, 01/04/2007
Independent journalist Sarah Olson still has to decide whether to testify in a court martial against one of her sources, but now she will have another month in which to make that decision, Atlanta Progressive News has learned.
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Mark Gruenberg, 12/30/2006
Organized labor’s successful mobilization that retook Congress in 2006 is the first step in a multi-year plan to restore primacy of progressive political forces and ideas in the U.S., AFL-CIO Political Director Karen Ackerman says.
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Joel Wendland, 12/28/2006
The impeachment of President Bush has become an important issue. For some people on the left impeachment has even become a litmus test for the "true" progressive.
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Stephen Lendman, 12/27/2006
Borrowing the opening line from Dickens' Tale of Two Cities - "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times...." He referred to the French Revolution promising "Liberte, egalite and fraternite" that began in 1789, inspired by ours from 1775 - 1783. It ended a 1000 years of monarchal rule in France benefitting those of privilege and established the nation as a republic the way ours did for us here a few years earlier.
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David Swanson, 12/27/2006
Unbeknownst to many Americans, there is overwhelming consensus among scientists that we are very close to reaching a point of no turning back on global warming, which is caused by the burning of fossil fuels.
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Emile Schepers, 12/26/2006
In the December online issue of Political Affairs, Andrew Bard Schmookler ("Reason and Emotion in the Anti-Bushite Movement, Or, Hey Democrat-hating Lefties, Get Real") makes the argument that the left has no choice but to work with the Democratic Party in the effort to combat the ultra-right Bush administration.
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Jonathan Springston, 12/20/2006
he US Department of Justice’s (USDOJ) Office of the Inspector General (OIG) opened a review of the USDOJ’s role in the National Security Agency’s (NSA) warrantless wiretapping program.
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Katherine Hughes, 12/20/2006
The Bush administration and its "justice department keeps finding ways to block justice and circumvent the rights the constitution grants.

For that reason this is an Urgent Request For Funds To Buy Trial Transcripts in defense of a blessed man wrongfully convicted by the Bush Justice Department for his crime of compassion.
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Andrew Bard Schmookler, 12/20/2006
Since the midterm elections, my primary focus has shifted from denouncing the Bush regime to exploring how to employ the newly won Democratic power.
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Joel Wendland, 12/17/2006
Appearing at a town hall meeting in Detroit, Rep. John Conyers (D-MI) called for a "new American agenda" for the next session Congress.
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Sherwood Ross, 12/14/2006
The perpetrator of the 2001 anthrax attack on Congress likely was a government scientist employed at the Army’s Ft. Detrick, Md., bioterrorism lab having access to a “moonsuit” that made it possible to safely process and manufacture super-weapons-grade anthrax, a bioterrorism authority says.
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Matthew Cardinale, 12/13/2006
“Nothing is off the table unless the American people allow it to be so,” US Rep. Cynthia McKinney (D-GA) said in an exclusive interview with Atlanta Progressive News (APN) about her Articles of Impeachment against President Bush, Vice President Cheney, and Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice.
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Matthew Cardinale, 12/09/2006
US Rep. Cynthia McKinney today became the first US Congresswoman to introduce Articles of Impeachment against President Bush, as well as Vice President Cheney and Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice. The remarks are expected to become part of the Congressional Record but will not be available on thomas.loc.gov until next week.
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David Swanson, 12/09/2006
Do you think President Bush has committed one or more impeachable offenses? If you said no, I want to talk to you for a second. If you said yes, let's talk in just a minute – but stick around for this first, you'll enjoy it.
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David Swanson, 12/09/2006
Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney has introduced articles of impeachment against George Bush, Dick Cheney, and Condoleezza Rice.
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Denise Winebrenner Edwards, 12/08/2006
EFCA would amend the National Labor Relations Act to allow workers to form unions by simply signing a card or petition, impose real penalties on employers who violate the law, and allow for arbitration to settle first contract disputes.
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David Swanson, 12/02/2006
I did something worse than St. Augustine did when I was a kid.  I must confess I broke into a house on the other side of town, and I did it just because it was such an ugly beat-down house that needed work so badly.
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David Swanson, 12/01/2006
An astonishing 44 percent of Americans do not want President Bush impeached (Newsweek), 36 percent approve of the job he's doing (AP-Ipsos), 33 percent support the Iraq War (CNN).  What, you may ask, is the matter with these people? 
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Matthew Cardinale, 11/30/2006
Donzella James, a former Georgia State Senator, US Congressional candidate, and elections integrity advocate, has decided to run for Chairperson of the Democratic Party of Georgia, Atlanta Progressive News has learned in an exclusive.
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