We Were Looking For Integrity, Not Let's Make A Deal!

Impeach Bush and Cheney and Save The Integrity Of Our Party! Things We Need To Do And Deal With Right Now!

Re-Elect Kucinich http://www.kucinich.us We Need Your Help!

And Keep Your Eye On Hillary and Colorado.

"In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act!" -- George Orwell http://www.recreate68.org It Is All Coming To Pass…see Hillary Declare She’ll Have The Presidency No Matter What. She Is Now Toast With Me!

http://courtofimpeachmentandwarcrimes.blogspot.com/2008/02/how-we-can-lose-white-house-and-have.html

Re-Elect Kucinich http://www.kucinich.us We Need Your Help!

This is a special appeal for talent to help Dennis shoot an amazing new TV spot. He needs a real crackerjack video cameraman with a hi res camera and lighting equipment and the skills to do first class foreground and background lighting, top broadcast quality stuff.

If you fit the above, please immediately email back so Dennis can get something produced to respond to the terrible false attack ads that big money is already airing in his district to try to smear him out of congress.

We owe Dennis everything. More than we could ever repay. Theimpeachment movement gaining more and more momentum every day would not have happened without his courageous leadership. We need him to keep serving us with his strong voice in Congress. We need you to lend a hand to Dennis by responding to this email.

Please take action NOW, so we can win all victories that are supposed to be ours, and forward this alert as widely as possible.

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Super-delegates are a contingent of almost 900 elected officials, party insiders, and current DNC members and they aren't required to follow the voters. In fact, after every Democrat has voted and the last allocated delegates are assigned, super-delegates have the power to overturn the popular vote and crown a different winner.

That's right, if super-delegates don't like who you choose to be our nominee, they can overturn your vote. We can't let that happen. Our nominee must be chosen by Democratic voters not by back room deals of the party elite. Sign our petition now to let the voters decide:

Dear MoveOn member,

Wow. Overnight, we've smashed the 200,000-person goal we set for our petition calling on the superdelegates to listen to the voters in the Democratic primary.

CNN and the New York Times have already featured our petition. And we're about to run a full-page ad in USA Today with the total number of people who signed.

The ad deadline is the end of the day. Can you help us reach 300,000 signatures? Click here to add your name:

http://pol.moveon.org/superdelegates/o.pl?id=12150-5694953-ULI6IC&t=507

The petition's pretty simple—it just says:

"The Democratic Party must be democratic. The superdelegates should let the voters decide between Clinton and Obama, then support the people's choice."

The original email is below for more information.

Thanks,
Noah

Subject: Superdelegates?

Hi,

You've probably heard about the "superdelegates" who could end up deciding the Democratic nominee.

The superdelegates are under lots of pressure right now to come out for one candidate or the other. We urgently need to encourage them to let the voters decide between Clinton and Obama—and then to support the will of the people.

I signed a petition urging the superdelegates to respect the will of the voters. Can you join me at the link below?

http://pol.moveon.org/superdelegates/?r_by=12150-5694953-ULI6IC&rc=paste

Thanks!

1. "Obama's Lead in Delegates Shifts Focus of Campaign," New York Times, February 14, 2008
http://www.moveon.org/r?r=3425&id=12150-5694953-ULI6IC&t=514

2. "Neck and Neck, Democrats Woo Superdelegates," New York Times, February 10, 2008
http://www.moveon.org/r?r=3419&id=12150-5694953-ULI6IC&t=515

3. "What role for Democratic 'super-delegates'?" MSNBC, April 26, 2007
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18277678/

4. "Brazile: I'll Quit DNC Position Over Superdelegates," NPR, February 11, 2008
http://www.moveon.org/r?r=3413&id=12150-5694953-ULI6IC&t=516

5. "Superdelegates, Back Off," New York Times, February 10, 2008
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/10/opinion/10devine.html

6. "Convention Chaos Theory," TPM Cafe, February 5, 2008
http://www.moveon.org/r?r=3398&id=12150-5694953-ULI6IC&t=517

7. “Hillary Pulled The Trigger: Now She Can Pay The Price” http://www.boston.com/news/politics/politicalintelligence/2008/02/clinton_counts.html

http://www.michaelmoore.com/words/latestnews/index.php?id=10952

February 15th, 2008 8:47 pm
‘I feel that this is even more serious than Watergate’

State Rep. Betty Hall is leading Bush-Cheney impeachment efforts

By Marc Smith / Cabinet Press

BROOKLINE, NH -- For at least one Brookline resident, the last day in office for President George Bush — Jan. 20, 2009 — is not nearly soon enough.

So Betty Hall, a long-time state representative, is heading an initiative to have Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney impeached.

At a lively 86 she is a self-proclaimed dabbler in controversial topics. Though it will surely ignite heated debate, she says, this impeachment resolution is an urgent matter that cannot be ignored. She has even pledged to begin fasting if her voice is not heard.

According to a document written by Hall, the impeachment initiative was prompted by Bush’s and Cheney’s involvement in violations of treaties, issues related to the war in Iraq, illegal wiretapping and detention practices, along with numerous other accusations.

Hall is the real deal and no rookie on presidential impeachment procedures.

Active in state politics during the early ‘70s, she held the NH state chairmanship of Common Cause organization and was involved with efforts to impeach President Richard Nixon.

“I feel that this is even more serious than Watergate,” she said, “The president should be held accountable.”

The purpose of the impeachment resolution is to ultimately prompt federal investigations into the actions of the president and vice president.

The feedback she’s received has been mostly positive; support has poured in from the general public and political activist groups from around the nation, she said.

But Hall and her supporters are working against the always-spinning clock. Bush’s presidency will officially come to an end in less than a year, and history shows that impeachment proceedings — from start to finish — are likely to take more than a year.

This limited timeframe has some people reluctant to lend support, says Hall.

“We need to do this, no matter what,” she said, “We don’t want to have a precedent set that our president can assume the kind of powers that Bush has usurped.”

Even if the impeachment process is not completed by the end of Bush’s term, investigations and the proceedings can carry on after the next president takes his or her place in office.

Hall has taken the initial steps to bring her cause to other legislators at a hearing of the State and Federal Relations Committee on Tuesday, Feb. 19 at 1 p.m. in the Legislative Office Building in Concord.

The committee will determine whether a recommendation regarding Hall’s resolution will be brought before the entire New Hampshire House.

“It’s important to raise the issue, get it out there, so people can speak up and talk to their legislators,” said Hall.

Hall is part of the Women Making a Difference group, or the WMDs for short. WMD, which has a membership of over 250 women throughout New Hampshire, is promoting the public hearing and organizing a rally prior to the hearing.

According to Nancy White of Amherst, one of the original members of the WMD, many individuals and organizations advocating the impeachment have been in contact with her to offer backing.

“Our country is in dire straits and sinking deeper into the denial of lies, corruption, high crimes and treason being committed in our name,” White wrote in a letter to the editor.

She calls Hall’s resolution a “most courageous” effort to bring forth justice. The conduct of George Bush and Dick Cheney can be described as a “crisis of monumental proportion. We need to speak up.”