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- grannymiller, on 06/10/2008, -48/+489MSM is irrelevant.
I've been a Republican for over 35 years. I voted for GWB twice.
He needs to be impeached. Same for Cheney - callmebwana, on 06/10/2008, -39/+421Of course the msn pans it, they are culpable and should be named as co-conspirators.
- malibu87, on 06/10/2008, -45/+323IMPEACH NOW!
- danfive555, on 06/10/2008, -31/+218MSM can try to ignore this but its only Tuesday, and this story keeps gaining traction every hour. Impeaching this president right now is perfect timing, he keeps corrupting government and transferring wealth to corporations in the IRON TRIANGLE. This movement is starting right now before our eyes.
- LimeParrot, on 06/11/2008, -18/+184WHY? How could you possibly vote for him the second time? I'm not trying to be offensive... I just want to know...
When he won the second time... my jaw dropped.. I couldn't believe it. - sdocpublishing, on 06/10/2008, -26/+137Of course the mainstream media is ignoring this story. Funny how just last week Wolf Blitzer was talking about how they asked the tough questions in the run up to the Iraq War as journalists admitted how they failed at their jobs to present factual well rounded news reports on issues that effect our lives.
"Bias, what bias? We asked the right questions!"
They bashed anyone who was against the war, and they knew they had paid Pentagon Professionals on their shows to sell the war.
They did not cover that story either.
They have since almost stopped coverage of the war. This is so they can say, the war must be doing fine, it's hardly ever in the news.
The mainstream media is controlled and so is the information we receive through them. They are a thing of the past and soon will pass on with eight track tapes and VCR's. - dreamtiger, on 06/10/2008, -40/+149Impeach, then tar & feather, then throw in Gitmo.
- smellyknee, on 06/10/2008, -28/+123Somebody give the man a blow job so we can get him out of there already...
- NacaV, on 06/10/2008, -15/+108And amazingly all we have to do is quit watching... YES QUIT WATCHING!! Ground breaking I know. Boycott their sponsors and parent companies. MSM has shown their true colors during the last decade, I guess you can call it a new business model? And I assure you the MSM will only get worse. KILL this propaganda machine ASAP.
- inactive, on 06/11/2008, -20/+94Articles of Impeachment:
http://yellowcakewalk.net/articles_of_impeachment_ ... - kingUssop, on 06/11/2008, -12/+78We're closer to state-run media than we want to admit.
- inactive, on 06/11/2008, -14/+75Remember when the Ron Paulites chased down Sean Hannity screaming, "Fox News Sucks!"? If we could do that on like, a daily basis, maybe we'd get our point across...
- inactive, on 06/11/2008, -19/+76Olbermann spent a large segment of his show last night discussing Impeachment. He was fully supportive of Dennis Kucinich, and accused the Democrats of creating a Constitutional Crisis due to their lack of action to Impeach Bush. See video.
http://digg.com/politics/Countdown_Olbermann_on_AR ... - InetRoadkill, on 06/11/2008, -2/+58Damn liberal media. Always trying to embarrass and harass Bush at every opportunity. Oh wait...
Congress (Pelosi in particular) should be ashamed of themselves for not pursuing impeachment months ago. The majority of democrats are just as responsible as the GOP for enabling Bush's attacks on the constitution and turning a blind eye to his corruption. - wanderingwill, on 06/11/2008, -15/+67It is really scary that the mainstream media refuses to pursue an public investigation of the claims made by Congressman Kucinich. Whether you agree or disagree, these claims are plausible and if true, entail enormous consequences for our country.
- N3tw0rk, on 06/11/2008, -2/+47There were still a lot of people eating their "freedom fries" in 2004. I remember asking people back then why they wanted to vote for Bush again, and the most common reply was "because I'm a patriot" or "because we have values".
That is so sad, the way Repubs manipulated their constituency. - foodude, on 06/11/2008, -12/+56http://www.hackingdemocracy.com/
'The New Hampshire statewide hand recount was begun by Democrat candidate Dennis Kucinich and Republican candidate Albert Howard amid "serious and credible reports, allegations and rumors about the integrity of Tuesday's results"'
This has happened all over the USA, not only in NH, and not only in '08. Watch the documentary, I highly recommend it.
Legislation is needed to open source all voting machines, srsly. - verbose, on 06/11/2008, -16/+60Jon Stewart needs to talk about it tonight, then MSM has to pick it up. The giant head of Brian Williams is ever-watching!
- pianomahnn, on 06/11/2008, -15/+55The following is a letter I wrote to my representative. I urge you all to do the same. Please, if you wish, use this. I won't sue you!! ;-)
I spent much of last night watching Rep. Kucinich on the floor of the House passionately reciting his articles of impeachment against President George Bush. I was surprised at this presentation mainly because of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi's statements that impeachment was "off the table." While hearing Rep. Kucinich carry on, I had a growing sense of contempt for Congress and anger that, as a nation, we have allowed President Bush to act in such a way for 7 years.
We are a country built on very explicit guidelines of what is and is not within the powers of the Presidency, along with certain rights of the citizens that are not to be infringed. It is beyond apparent at this time that President Bush has not only failed to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States, he has greatly ignored it, often writing his own “version” of what it says.
I understand that impeachment is a subject of great importance and that doing so at this time could create more difficulties for this great country. However, I also feel that supporting such efforts of impeachment would give the citizens of the United States a renewed hope in the members of Congress they have elected to represent their best interests. It is a insult to the men and women who gave their lives to create and sustain this nation if we do nothing to bring justice to a President who has brought misery to many millions of Iraqi citizens, created great disdain for the United States amongst the nations and peoples of the world, and has disregarded numerous articles of the Constitution and Bill of Rights.
By doing nothing, Congress is saying to President Bush, all future Presidents, and the rest of the world, that the President of the United States is not held to the same laws as the citizens, is not expected to abide by the laws set forth by the Constitution and all other documents, and is free to whatever he or she chooses with no recourse.
I am writing to ask that you support Rep. Kucinich in this matter, and speak with other Representatives to do the same. - randomelectron, on 06/11/2008, -4/+40Nancy Pelosi is on record saying she doesn't support impeachment and that it won't happen. This is all just symbolic.
- mmmmmbiscuits, on 06/11/2008, -10/+45"When he won the second time... my jaw dropped.. I couldn't believe it."
See also "How can Nixon have won? Nobody I know voted for him."
Kerry was a douche, so it's no surprise Bush won a 2nd time. Seriously, if Kerry was so great in 2004, why wasn't he a Democrat frontrunner for 2008? - sagat, on 06/11/2008, -4/+37MSN? Leave Microsoft out of this for a change!
- Frostman3D, on 06/11/2008, -14/+46The media is no longer a news organization, nor is the Associated Press. The media is a news tabloid, and the AP caters to the types of stories they want to sell. I don't trust the media anymore. I get all my news off the internet, and I research stories that interest me to make sure I'm getting the truth.
- JQP123, on 06/11/2008, -3/+34"... they are culpable and should be named as co-conspirators."
As is Congress ... which is why this is nothing more than political game playing. - kemp34, on 06/11/2008, -10/+39***** Pelosi. Impeach her too.
- inactive, on 06/11/2008, -7/+34"my jaw dropped"... I felt like crying it was so depressing to think so many of my fellow Americans voted for him. It was just one of those where the f*ck do I live situations.
- snotrokit, on 06/11/2008, -1/+28I will see your Douche, and raise you a Putz. Kerry was an awful choice for a candidate. A smirking chimp could have beat him..... oh wait.
- louise12345, on 06/11/2008, -17/+44These turds will skip without a single thing happening to them. Though they've made a mockery of our Constitution & lied to start an illegal war. Most of this administration's many players have bugged out to, 'spend more time with their families'. These people leave, because, like Scott McClellan, they know that the President and the VP are criminals and they don't want to be implicated.
- relic180, on 06/11/2008, -4/+31I love how every honest politician is a Loony. Kucinich, Paul, Nader... all completely bonkers. Right?
You ***** waste of space. - covertress, on 06/11/2008, -13/+39That's because the whole process is going to be one BF embarrassment.
- pintomp3, on 06/11/2008, -2/+27right, they should be working on important bills like this:
H. Res. 847: Recognizing the importance of Christmas and the Christian faith
http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bill.xpd?bill=hr11 ... - h3lx, on 06/11/2008, -3/+26***** YEAH! I wonder who is on steroids this week...
- homah, on 06/11/2008, -4/+27Exactly. Instead of refuting even a single one of Kucinich's 35 points, he chooses to dismiss him as a loon without any reason. The sad part is if enough people say it it will be accepted as the truth without question.
- FecalHurler, on 06/11/2008, -4/+25Not it.
- inactive, on 06/11/2008, -17/+3689% of the 675,000 people who have taken this poll want to impeach Bush.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10562904
Make your voice heard too. - TsuruchiBrian, on 06/11/2008, -1/+20Nancy Pelosi does not want to impeach Bush because she and several other democrats supported Bush when it was apparently politically beneficial to do so. They had advance knowledge of torture techniques and warrantless spying used in the war on terror, and not only didn't object, but supported them.
http://www.salon.com/opinion/greenwald/2007/12/09/ ...
The people of San Francisco really need to wake up and see that she is only superficially critical of Bush and is actually actively protecting him and herself in the process. - humanerror, on 06/11/2008, -2/+21What sucks is it's not just the main stream media ignoring him. Look at huffingtonpost.com, look at moveon.org, look at dailykos.com.
There is no mention of Kucinich or impeachment anywhere on the front pages of any of those three sites. - TheFinaleofSeem, on 06/11/2008, -17/+35This will be blasted on Digg as some big media conspiracy, but I think the media as well as anyone else living in reality knows that Kucinich's attempts at impeaching Bush will go nowhere. Whether it should or shouldn't is a different debate, but there really isn't one over whether it will or wont. The media isn't going to run with a dead end story.
- GhostFreeman, on 06/11/2008, -3/+21s/msn/msm/
- inactive, on 06/11/2008, -2/+20Honest men, labeled lunitics. Provable facts, considered horse-***** conspiracy. Its a sad time to be a free man.
- Pritchard, on 06/11/2008, -2/+19Oh, people had their reasons. You know, I've only been free of mainstream media corruption for a year or two. There were a lot of facts that had to be cleared up by resources I found on the internet. I can't recall my exact thoughts, but they were somewhere along these lines...
I still supported Bush in 2004. I thought that the Iraqi War would be a success. I wasn't aware that there was no Al-Queda in Iraq before we went over there. I had thought a new world war was going to start, and that Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, etc., were all preparing themselves for it.
I was still in Middle School 4 years ago, I believe. A prime example of how out of the loop most of us living dead-end lives were thinking. - dafragsta, on 06/11/2008, -12/+29No Bilderberg coverage. Little to no impeachment coverage. It's clear now that there is a media conspiracy geared at making real news events seem mundane and things that don't matter seem newsworthy.
- Julik, on 06/11/2008, -0/+17Who calls him that? You?
- LimeParrot, on 06/11/2008, -13/+29I don't know much about about politics and even less about how the American system works... but it occurs to me that your system is very broken. Independent nominees have a snowball in hells chance of winning, the mainstream media has too much influence and is extremely biased with non-journalistic agendas, and whoever does become President can do whatever the heck they want because the mainstream media does not scrutinize and the politicians in the house of representatives are too scared to do anything (bar a few)... so please tell me I'm wrong? How can you fix a situation like this??
- Barbarino, on 06/11/2008, -8/+24I'm not here to debate whether he should or shouldn't be impeached, but lets face the truth here, this isn't some high ranking Senator doing this, DK has no respect from the MSM, the American people and even in his own district he's not doing well. Digg loves the far left and the bash Bush crowd, fine, it's your right, but at some point digg needs to learn they are fringe and not main stream regardless if their point of view is correct or not.
- tillerman00, on 06/11/2008, -2/+18ok, now you've almost redeemed yourself for voting Bush twice. all that's left is for you to surrender a limb of your choice.
- MercedRocks, on 06/11/2008, -17/+32I think citing the "Raw Story" as a credible and UNBIASED news source probably didn't help any.
- pintomp3, on 06/11/2008, -7/+21seeking justice is never a waste of time. these articles will go on the record thanks to the hard work and diligence of rep. kucinich.
- Bronnster, on 06/11/2008, -0/+14Olbermann has a rare level of courage in the MSM. He is one of Freedom's Heroes today.
- jab46, on 06/11/2008, -19/+32Mr. Kucinich keep up the good work!
Stand up for what is the right and don't back down.
My question is; why are corporations, government employees and elected officials afraid of Bush? -
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