The Impeachment Clock

On December 18, 2005, House Resolution 635 (A resolution creating a select committee ... to make recommendations regarding grounds for possible impeachment) was introduced in the 109th Congress. This blog counts the number of days it takes for any Congress to Impeach a President who has openly admitted to violating the law. The counting of days stopped forever on July 9, 2008 when all hope was lost.

Thursday, May 03, 2007

501 Days and Still Counting

We are well into the 110th Congress, and there is still no sign of Impeachment on the horizon.

Phil Worden explained it this way in Monday's Bangor Daily News:

My conclusion: It is the political will to impeach, not the legal grounds, that we lack.

I agree with him, but it's time to Put Impeachment Back on the Table!

# posted by Alan @ 6:49 AM

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• Impeach Bush Coalition
• Movement to impeach George W. Bush (Wikipedia article)
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• The City Troll
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• Jeremiah's Helper

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• Daily Kos
• Common Dreams
• Democracy Now!

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