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Daily Archives: June 14, 2008
Impeachment – Article Four
Robert Wexler (Dem. FLA) is a co-sponsor of Dennis Kucinich’s Articles of Impeachment for George W. Bush. He says, “President Bush deliberately created a massive propaganda campaign to sell the war in Iraq to the American people and the charges detailed in this impeachment resolution indicate an unprecedented abuse of executive power.” Wexler is a [...]
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Slavery
Some buzz this morning about this year being the 200th anniversary of the end of the transatlantic slave trade. Congratulations USA. Of course the Brits had abolished the African trade in 1807 and enforced piracy laws that effectively ended the transatlantic trade for the US with or without a congressional resolution. The 1808 USian ban [...]
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