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Another One Bites the Dust

ALBERTO GONZALES RESIGNS

Attorney General Alberto Gonzales announced his resignation Monday, ending months of calls that he would step down from the Justice Department over his role in the dismissal of federal prosecutors and role in expanding the power to spy on Americans.

Full Story at The Raw Story

THE REPLACEMENT?

WASHINGTON (CNN) — President Bush will likely nominate Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff to replace Alberto Gonzales as Attorney General, senior administration officials told CNN Monday.

From CNN

WILL THE DEMOCRATS NOW STEP UP AND DO THE RIGHT THING?

Glenn Greenwald at Salon has some suggestions.

Or will they just keep thrashing their feet in the air?

JULY 4TH

SIGNING THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

IT'S TIME TO DECLARE INDEPENDENCE FROM THESE PEOPLE!

TIME TO TURN THIS FLAG RIGHT SIDE UP AGAIN!

A Constitutional Duty

by BB2

Seymour Hersh on our Constitutional Duty!

And our top law enforcement agent displays

a violation of common sense!

Tuesday Topic Week 7

by BB2
This marks the seventh week in the One Million Blogs for Peace Tuesday Topic series.

In this past week we have seen calls for impeachment of Bush and Cheney from many corners. From protests on the beach to the introduction of an impeachment resolution in the Senate aimed at Cheney for the false pretenses of the Iraq war and threats to Iran.

We've seen a subpoena issued for Condi Rice to testify before the justice department and her refusal to appear.

The Gonzales affair continues to gain steam with Monica Goodling receiving limited immunity to testify, more incriminating email logs and Deputy Attorney General James Comey also under subpoena.

And finally Bush once again ignoring the will of the people and Congress as he vetoes the Iraq War funding bill which contained a timetable for the withdrawal of the troops.

With Bush's veto in mind, here is today's Tuesday Topic:

Tuesday, 1 May 2007
The United States Congress passed a bill last week limiting war funding and calling for substantial withdrawal by next March.
President Bush is expected to veto. It is also expected that there are insufficient votes to override this veto, and this will lead to negotiations on a compromise bill.
Do you trust those who are against the war in the US Congress to stick to their policies and stand up for peace? If not, do you find any wholly political solutions likely or viable for the short-term in ending the Iraq War?

This One Too

by BB2

This man holds the position as this county's top law enforcement officer.

Jon Stewart presents Alberto's testimony

William Rivers Pitt tells us what it's all about.

I DON'T REMEMBER, I DON'T RECALL
I HAVE NO MEMORY, NO MEMORY AT ALL