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Kucinich Introduces Impeachment Articles Against Cheney
Let me cite from the articles of impeachment that were introduced this afternoon, Article I, that Richard Cheney had purposely manipulated the intelligence process to deceive the citizens and the Congress of the United States by fabricating a threat of Iraqi weapons of mass destruction to justify the use of the United States armed forces against the nation of Iraq in a manner damaging to our national security.That despite all evidence to the contrary, the vice president actively and systematically sought to deceive the citizens and the Congress of the United States about an alleged threat of Iraqi weapons of mass destruction.
That preceding the March 2003 invasion of Iraq, the vice president was fully informed that no legitimate evidence existed of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. The vice president pressured the intelligence community to change their findings to enable the deception of the citizens and the Congress of the United States.
That in this the vice president subverted the national security interests of the United States by setting the stage for the loss of more than 3,300 United States service members and the loss of 650,000 Iraqi citizens since the United States invasion; the loss of approximately $500 billion in war costs, which has increased our federal debt; the loss of military readiness within the United States armed services, through an overextension and lack of training and lack of equipment; and the loss of United States credibility in the world affairs and decades of likely blowback created by the invasion of Iraq.
That with respect to Art
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at 12:16 on April 28th, 2007
Cheney is the likely impeachment target, since he is so press-unfriendly! It would have been Rumsfeld if he wasn't already gone. It surprises me how little play this is getting in the press. Having said that, I don't see a future for Kucinich's bill, since the US Congress is still collectively afraid of the White House.
at 13:49 on April 28th, 2007
"I don't see a future for Kucinich's bill, since the US Congress is still collectively afraid of the White House."
Hmm ... I have often wondered why that is myself. Unfortunately, we are not going to get to hear those wiretaps (a la TSP) anytime soon. Perhaps, it's ditto media executives and their paymasters too.
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