People's Speak Out at U.S. Capitol Building
says "Bailout the people, not the banks"

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Rep. Kucinich, ImpeachBush press conference
renews impeachment call

Rep. Dennis Kucinich and Radhika Miller of ImpeachBush.org

Yesterday, representative Dennis Kucinich submitted 50,000 more names to the clerk of the House demanding impeachment. On Tuesday, Rep. Jim McDermott (D.-WA) spoke on the House floor in favor of impeachment. As Rep. Kucinich said yesterday, more than 2 million Americans have signed petitions demanding impeachment, making it one of the greatest exercises in grassroots democracy in recent times.

Impeachment has become an unavoidable issue on the floor of the House of Representatives, despite the efforts to take impeachment “off the table.” This amazing development is the result of the work of ImpeachBush.org and others who are petitioning, and joining rallies in cities and towns across the country to demand impeachment. Please make a donation right now to keep up this momentum.

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Don't let the Bush administration take away the National Mall!

There is a fast-developing free speech battle between the Bush Administration and those who seek to preserve the National Mall in its current status as a treasured location for mass assembly protest. Every day that Bush stays in office we can anticipate a new assault on civil liberties and the Bill of Rights. It is incumbent upon us all to take action. If Bush gets his way, by the day he leaves office, cherished civil liberties will be eviscerated for decades to come.

Right now, you can email the National Park Service demanding that there be no restrictions on the right of the people to assemble. We have set up an easy to use mechanism that will allow your message to be sent to the National Park Service by clicking this link.  More than 10,000 letters were sent in two weeks alone, which is double the number of letters that the government had received in the entire past year during its charade of public outreach on this issue.

You can also become a signer on the important new Statement in Defense of Free Speech Rights on the National Mall which is being signed by organizations and individuals across the country. This statement will be publicized as part of a major national campaign and you can sign onto it by clicking this link.

Congressional representatives don't have the right to take impeachment off the table. The Constitution -- of, by and for the people -- puts impeachment on the table out of legal necessity. Now it is the time for the people to exercise that right.

Impeachment supporters in every state have been organizing and targeting their local representatives in their home towns and in Washington.  Send a message to your representative, and by doing so, send a message to Bush and all the presidents to come. A war of aggression is the supreme violation of international law, and war crimes will not go unpunished.

To send your letter, click on this link. 

The impeachment movement needs your help. Your generous donation will allow us to place more impeachment ads, help us cover the cost of impeacment petitions, stickers, placards, and flyers. Click here to donate today. 

Thanks to donations from people like you, we've already been able to place ImpeachBush ads in the New York Times, USA Today, and SF Chronicle.

On Saturday, nearly 100,000 people from all walks of life, young and old, of all nationalities and creeds, marched together, united by a single purpose, determined to end the war. The impeachment movement was a huge part of this demonstration and the call for impeachment resounded from the White House to the Capitol. People took buses, trains, vans, and planes from all over the country to make it to Washington DC for the March, and it was reflected in the massive turnout.

The protest included one of the anti-war movement's largest collective acts of civil disobedience. Around 5,000 people laid down in mass as part of a dramatic die-in at the foot of the Capitol steps to symbolize all those lives that have been lost in this destructive war. Another two hundred were arrested when they tried to take an anti-war message to the Congress and were stopped by riot police.  Click here for more information.

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