http://www.WexlerWantsHearings.com

When Wexler gets publicity as he did this last week for calling for sworn testimony by McClellan, there is a nice spike in the number of people who discover his site and add their names.

There are also videos including his questioning of Mukassey in which he showed Mukassey to be either ignorant or a liar. Although I think McClellan deserves credit for courage and growth, I want to hear Wexler question him.

And please pass the word on the web about WexlerWantsHearings because that is the only place the millions who want Cheney out are going to learn that WexlerWantsHearings exists.

It took less that this for Congress to go after Nixon. Can we please impeach him now?

So what is it going to take people? Who can serve the peoples’ bidding?

WE CAN!

I call for a 10 million person march in D.C. Goddamn take to the streets and STAY until these spineless politicians are FORCED to act!

The power of the web can make this happen. Just imagine if all the resources of the progressive blogosphere were put together to organize such an endeavor.

I say we can do it. I say we have to do it. I say it is our DUTY to do it.

Thank you for keeping impeachment off the table. No matter what the evidence, it is absolutely imperitive that no one in the Bush Administration be impeached. We must stand firm to show the rest of the world that our President is above the law, above the Constitution, and is accountable to no one. Our President must be free to invade countries at will, to imprison and torture any one, at any time, and to destroy the lives of all who question or oppose him (or her). It is our manifest destiny to control and dominate the rest of the world through fear and force of arms.

I only hope you both live long enough to see the fruits of what you have sown. Somewhere along the line, you traded upholding the Constitution for political gain. In the end, you will end up with neither.

From April 7, 2006:

Q: He was asked about leaking classified information, but the President said, “I’ve constantly expressed my displeasure with leaks.” Not just classified information. He says “particularly leaks.”

MR. McCLELLAN: The President believes the leaking of classified information is a very serious matter. And I think that’s why it’s important to draw a distinction here. Declassifying information and providing it to the public, when it is in the public interest, is one thing. But leaking classified information that could compromise our national security is something that is very serious. And there is a distinction.

Now, there are Democrats out there that fail to recognize that distinction, or refuse to recognize that distinction. They are simply engaging in crass politics. Let’s make clear what the distinction is.

Read this for background.

McClellan Suggests Plame Cover-up

http://www.pubrecord.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=73:mcclellan-suggests-plame-cover-up&catid=1:nationworld&Itemid=8

Pelosi should be impeached too.

He’s a traitor, disgruntled, etc etc, but not one has calledhim a liar.

I am astounded at what he said about Cheney and Rove and their role in the Plame leak.

This should vindicate Jason Leopold big time. The only question is where is Fitzgerald and why isn’t he being hauled before Congress?

Rep Conyers? Rep Pelosi?

Your move.

The story is now republished here:

http://www.pubrecord.org

Bush at Center of Intelligence Leak?

By Jason Leopold
The Public Record

Editor’s Note: In light of explosive revelations made Thursday morning by former White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan claiming that President Bush ordered the leak of classified information in the CIA leak case, The Public Record is republishing an April 2006 story by Jason Leopold who first broke the story about Bush’s role in the leak.

Bush at Center of Intelligence Leak, by Jason Leopold, Thursday April 06 2006

Attorneys and current and former White House officials close to the investigation into the leak of covert CIA operative Valerie Plame Wilson said Thursday that President Bush gave Vice President Dick Cheney the authorization in mid-June 2003 to disclose a portion of the highly sensitive National Intelligence Estimate to Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward and former New York Times reporter Judith Miller.

These current and former White House officials are among the 36 witnesses who have testified before a grand jury and have been cooperating with the special counsel’s probe since its inception.

The officials, some of whom are attorneys close to the case, added that more than two dozen emails that the vice president’s office said it recently discovered and handed over to leak investigators in February show that President Bush was kept up to date about the circumstances surrounding the effort to discredit former Ambassador Joseph Wilson.