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What is Executive Privilege? and why Bush can’t hide behind it
Feel free to read through the Constitution (its posted on this site), but you wont find any mention of “Executive Privilege;” the notion that communications between the President and his staff ...
Rwanda Rising or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Coalition Governments
Since we last heard from Rwanda, the ethnic fueled genocide had reached its end. The two warring groups, the Hutu and the Tutsi, had actually ceased fighting. Rwanda today ...
Iraq: A Different Country
Sabrina Tavernise from the NY Times reflects on how Iraq has changed in the past 2 years. This is a very enlightening look at the interior of the country and ...
Webmerica’s State of the Union
My fellow Americans... It would be remiss to say America hasn't made more than her fair share of mistakes this year. The situation in Iraq has regressed beyond all reasonable predication. ...
Stephen Colbert on The O’Reilly Factor and Vice Versa - Videos of Both
This is really a great dichotomy that provides plenty of entertainment. Not sure there's too much substance to these videos, my only question is... why is O'Reilly so hostile all the ...
The End of Bush’s Domestic Wire Tapping Program
In a victory for law and civil rights, the Bush Administration has conceded jurisdiction of their domestic wire-tap program to the US Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. This means that, once again, ...
US Pays Condolence Money to Families of Civilians Killed/Injured
You can't put a price on life... or can you? The US government, or more specifically the Department of Defense, has been paying money to the families of innocent civilians killed or injured ...
Video - Hussein’s Co-Defendants Hanged
Saddam Hussein's half-brother and the chief judge under his Baath Party regime followed him to the gallows early Monday, hanged for their roles in the killings of 148 men and boys after ...
Cheney: Credit Checks Aren’t Illegal - Arrogance Trumps Law Again
Why does this man insist that examining private banking information without permission is a legitimate use of the government's power? I'm not arguing that this shouldn't be done... In fact, ...
