Kudos to the Times, though long overdue.  Now how about an acknowledgment of their witholding of the NSA domestic spying story?

Oh, there you are, Perry. -Phineas -SLB-

yep.....frank rich really went after chimpy today too:

A Profile in Cowardice repost via truthout, sans firewall.

lTMF'sA

the revolution will not be televised...

so when do we begin to draft Articles of Impeachment for two-fer? We have 18 months. Time 's a wasting.

We have this article in the Denver Post by U S Attorney John S. Koppel "Bush justice is a national disgrace" (H/T: Laura Rozen)                          

"As a longtime attorney at the U.S. Department of Justice, I can honestly say that I have never been as ashamed of the department and government that I serve as I am at this time.

The public record now plainly demonstrates that both the DOJ and the government as a whole have been thoroughly politicized in a manner that is inappropriate, unethical and indeed unlawful. The unconscionable commutation of I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby's sentence, the misuse of warrantless investigative powers under the Patriot Act and the deplorable treatment of U.S. attorneys all point to an unmistakable pattern of abuse.[.] read on..

and then this from Joe Galloway, McClatchy Newspapers

"Why is it that the Bush administration, in its dying throes, looks remarkably more like an organized crime ring than one of the arms of the American government? A poorly organized and run crime ring, truly, but a crime ring nonetheless."

SO, how about it Nancy?

An Open Letter to Nancy Pelosi

"Madam Speaker:

It is time to impeach George Bush and Dick Cheney.

We all know the case for doing so: the litany of this administration's offenses is long and tragic, the damage they have wrought to our nation and the principles it was founded upon profound.

And yet many of us understood - even if we did not agree - when you said "impeachment is off the table." Your case was credible, if not persuasive. The proceedings would have been disruptive, making progress in other areas difficult, and the fact that three of the last six presidents would have been impeached by the opposition party could have damaged the presidency and sank this nation into a permanent partisan war. It could have fed the notion that impeachment proceedings were simply another political maneuver to be used by partisans to cripple their opponents, much as partisan Republicans did with Clinton. And with two years remaining, this did seem a high price to pay for getting rid of George Bush and his partners in crime. Taking the high road had a certain nobility, even if it didn't satisfy a hunger for justice many of us felt.

But now - with scarcely eighteen months left - you have no choice but to impeach Bush and Cheney regardless of the cost, because it has become increasingly clear that the very foundations of this nation have been assaulted as never before in our history, and to let that record stand would be an act of cowardice on your part and a dangerous precedent to future presidents.

Others have laid out the specific charges, and they are legion. But it is the nature and character of the offenses which leave you no choice. This administration has not simply broken specific provisions of arcane laws, or committed "misdemeanors." They have sought to fundamentally rewrite the Constitution in a manner that is more to their liking. They have systematically put the interest of a political party over the interests of the nation, committing serious crimes in the process.[.]

Amen.

Well, "You can't vote for war and disown the results"

I know it won't, can't, and has been deemed by the secret world government itself that the American fallacy of Al-CIA-duh must continue until all vestiges of the "American" government are gone but I really tire of this bullshit media telling us all that the evil Muslims are behind all of the world's problems.  I know we have a retarded, corrupt Soviet style government but would all of this energy not be better put to use solving the very real economic and enviornmental problems the world faces?

The NYT has a long way to go to regain my confidence.

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