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I admire Dennis Kucinich for sticking up for principle over politics. His efforts to impeach President George W. Bush continue onward, though almost everyone believes it will not come to much. While his case is strong, the desire in Congress to pursue it is nonexistent. Which is a shame, to say the least.
Politically, Democrats in Congress might be right. If they all jumped on board, they might jeopardize their chances in the Senate, House and White House in the fall. It's a roll of the dice that might not be worth it in the long run. But there are a whole lot of Democratic voters who would be mightily impressed by the effort, that's for sure.
It's probably important that this is at least going on the record. Because I fear that nearly the entire administration is going to mostly get away with everything they've done. Since we have to rely on karma to take over, at least there will be a Congressional record of many of their abuses.
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Rep. Dennis Kucinich, who last night presented articles of impeachment against President George W. Bush to Congress, will tonight move that his impeachment resolution be referred to the House Judiciary Committee, per a press release from his office.
The thirty-five articles of impeachment that the Democratic lawmaker from Ohio painstakingly read last night for several hours to the House of Representatives will be read again tonight into the Congressional record by the Clerk of the House. . .
The thirty-five articles of impeachment that the Democratic lawmaker from Ohio painstakingly read last night for several hours to the House of Representatives will be read again tonight into the Congressional record by the Clerk of the House. . .
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