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Frisco texas

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Navy

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I am a 60 year old Disabled Vet, majoring in MS, Sarcoidosis, Diabetes, and many other various Agent Orange diseases. I am basically a Hot Rodder, Rock and Roller, Internetter, former programmer-analyst, common sense and right is might type of person. I vote Independantly and for individuals, not parties. I am a harrasser of Congress persons and media whom ignore the will of our people and listen only to their parties or owners. I guess basically I am a bit of a nut with a great sense of humour(do not ask my wife).

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At 3:41pm on May 7, 2008, Michael Hayes said…: Thanks! I have always figured that pictures are still worth 10,000 words.

At 1:36pm on May 7, 2008, polymath22 said…: those are some of the best photos i've see in a while.

At 10:10am on July 7, 2007, Gordon Soderberg said…: Here are some great videos from the United State Social Forum well worth the hour to watch them.
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At 12:31am on July 7, 2007, Gordon Soderberg said…: Nearly half of the US public wants President George W. Bush to face impeachment, and even more favor that fate for Vice President Dick Cheney, according to a poll out Friday.

The survey by the American Research Group found that 45 percent support the US House of Representatives beginning impeachment proceedings against Bush, with 46 percent opposed, and a 54-40 split in favor when it comes to Cheney.

The study by the private New Hampshire-based ARG canvassed 1,100 Americans by telephone July 3-5 and had an error margin of plus or minus three percentage points. The findings are available on ARG's Internet site.

The White House declined to comment on the poll, the latest bad news for a president who has seen his public opinion standings dragged to record lows by the unpopular war in Iraq.

The US Constitution says presidents and vice presidents can be impeached -- that is, formally charged by the House -- for "treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors" by a simple majority vote.

Conviction by the Senate, which requires a two-thirds majority, means removal from office.

Just two US presidents have been impeached: Bill Clinton was impeached in 1998 and acquitted in 1999; Andrew Johnson was impeached and acquitted in 1868. Disgraced president Richard Nixon resigned in 1974 when a House impeachment vote appeared likely.

In late April, left-wing Representative Dennis Kucinich, a long-shot Democratic presidential hopeful, introduced a resolution calling for Cheney's impeachment. To date, the measure has nine listed co-sponsors and a 10th set to sign on when the House returns to work next week.

But Democratic leaders appear unlikely to pursue such a course.