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: TalkLeftKucinich Gets His Impeachment Hearing, Sorta
By TChris
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Dennis Kucinich didn't get the impeachment hearing he wanted, but he did get a hearing on "Executive Power and Its Constitutional Limitations." That gave former Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson the opportunity to tell Congress that
there's a "compelling case" for the impeachment of President Bush, but that short of that, it should appoint a special commission to investigate egregious abuses of power. Anderson, testifying Friday at a House Judiciary Committee hearing looking at the constitutional limits of the executive branch, detailed a litany of what he said were "heinous" human rights abuses, unprecedented power grabs and denials of due process.
Illness kept John Dean from testifying, but in this article Dean compares President Bush's abuses of power to those of Richard Nixon.
Full post as published by TalkLeft on July 25, 2008 (boomark / email).
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