Iran showdown has echoes of faked Tonkin attack
Nick Juliano
January 11, 2008
A dramatic showdown at sea. Crossed communication signals. Apparently-hostile craft nearby. Sketchy intelligence leading to ratcheted up rhetoric.
The similarities between this week's confrontation between...
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From the Jewish Daily Forward's 12/26/07 editorial, "Worth Fighting For":
What happens next? That's up to the Democratic leadership. They could hold firm, bury the Kucinich-Wexler initiative and spend the next year passing good laws, most of which will be vetoed, confirming the public's worst images of Democratic fecklessness. They might ultimately take next year's slam-dunk election and blow it, leaving us with four more Republican years.
Or they could choose courage over caution and begin impeachment proceedings. No, nobody will be removed from office. There's neither time nor national will for that. But the nation will be served notice that not all impeachments are frivolous or nakedly partisan, and that there are limits to executive power in a democracy. That's a principle worth fighting for.
By Representatives and Members of the Judiciary Committee:
Robert Wexler (D-FL), Luis Gutierrez (D-IL), and Tammy Baldwin (D-WI)
On November 7, the House of Representatives voted to send a resolution of impeachment of Vice President Cheney...
Take a few minutes to watch this important video and read the accompanying article. Nader reveals comments by Massachusetts Rep. Olver explaining why he can't push for impeachment... indeed, "Things are a lot worse than we thought." See also this related article, John Olver Believes Bush Will Cancel 2008 Election.
