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19 February 2006
Founding Fathers, baseball, apple pie, and impeachment
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David Swanson
Remarks prepared for February 18th pro-impeachment rally in colonial dress in Charlottesville, Va., home of Thomas Jefferson and James Monroe, and near the home of James Madison.

Impeachment has been part of American...
19 February 2006
The Iran crisis -- “Diplomacy” as a launch pad for missiles
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Norman Solomon
The current flurry of Western diplomacy will probably turn out to be groundwork for launching missiles at Iran.

Air attacks on targets in Iran are very likely. Yet many antiwar Americans seem eager to believe that won’t...
19 February 2006
A "100 percent certainty": the FBI and the myth of fingerprints
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Alexander Cockburn
Few law enforcement institutions have been so thoroughly discredited in recent years as the FBI's forensic laboratory. In 1997, the Bureau's inspector general (IG) at the time issued a devastating report, stigmatizing one instance after...
19 February 2006
Bush, Republicans, and Judas Priest: Breaking the law, breaking the law
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August Keso
Whenever Bush or a Republican member of either the House or Senate appears before cameras, the chorus from an old Judas Priest tune starts running through my head:

Breaking the law, breaking the law
Breaking the law,...
19 February 2006
For whom does the Secret Service's bell toll?
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Robert Lockwood Mills
Lost amid the sardonic humor of late-night TV comics and the metaphors of editorial critics of the Cheney-Whittington hunting accident is the role of Secret Service agents who accompanied Vice President Cheney to the Armstrong ranch. On...
19 February 2006
Guns don't shoot people--Vice Presidents do
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Daniel Patrick Welch
Of course, many of you may already know I've never been the Vice President's biggest fan. I've often confused him with Lon Cheney, and yes, I've had him in my sights before er, so to speak. But I find it unconscionable that the left wing...

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