Censuring the President and Attorney General.
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Censures President George W. Bush and Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales and condemns them for:
(1) undermining the rule of law and the separation of powers;
(2) disregarding statutes, treaties, and the Constitution; and
(3)> repeatedly misleading the American people.
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| Introduced | ![]() | Voted on by House |
| August 04, 2007 |
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August 10, 2007 CQ Today: Democrats Introduce Censure Resolutions Aimed at Bush ...
The other measure (S Res 303, H Res. 626) would censure Bush and Gonzales for "undermining the rule of law and the separation of powers" by, among other things, authorizing the National Security Agency to conduct warrantless ...
Source: A Plague on the Nation
August 07, 2007 A Lone Senator Finally Has The Guts to Censure Bush But His ...
The other measure (S Res 303, H Res. 626) would censure Bush and Gonzales for “undermining the rule of law and the separation of powers” by, among other things, authorizing the National Security Agency to conduct warrantless ...
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August 07, 2007 censure resolutions against bush/cheney/gonzales
Res.303 (H.Res.626) should you want to research the bills themselves. I'd like to know what people think of these. If they support them or not. Arguments FOR the resolutions are that it is a step toward accountability, the congressional ...
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I am sorry to see so may votes and no comments, but it happens.
I initially disagreed wit this resolution because there are other more pressing issues in light of the time and expense necessary to follow through on a censure. Especially with the presidential term being so close to being over, what would be the point...
Well, that is what I had to think about. What would be the point of spending so much time and money to label the president and attorney general as having made "unpopular decisions", "unrepresentative" of the desire of the American public... AT LEAST!
Well, i think it would show that the government can be held responsible as necessary by itself through the balance of powers established by the US Constitution, that the constitution and the law is meaningful, and that "justice for all" are not "just words".
If we want people of this country to respect and believe in the rule of law, everybody must be accountable, especially the President and Attorney General.
If laws are just excuses for tyrants to justify their crimes, this would explain the political apathy of most Americans. This must change!
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