Hillbilly Report

The Impeach Dick Cheney Movement Is Slowly Moving Forward

Hillbilly Report
Glendale, Kentucky
May 7, 2007
Congress Members William Lacy Clay (202-225-2406) and Jan Shakowsky (202-225-2111) have signed onto Dennis Kucinich's H Res 333, which contains three articles of impeachment against Dick Cheney.
The California and Louisiana Democratic State Central Committees have passed resolutions. The Louisiana Democratic State Central Committee Resolution supports Dennis Kucinich's H Res 333 Articles of Impeachment and the California Democratic State Central Committee Resolution supports the investigation of George Bush and Dick Cheney.

Congressman Dennis Kucinich Wants To Impeach Dick Cheney And So Does The Hillbilly, Youtube Video

Hillbilly Report
Glendale, Kentucky
April 25, 2007
Finally someone is standing up and being counted! Thank you Congressman Dennis Kucinich. The Hillbilly supports this effort 100%. 

Dennis Kucinich Is The Recipient Of Our Prestigious Hillbilly Of The Week Award, For Filing Articles Of Impeachment Against Dick Cheney!

Hillbilly Report
Glendale, Kentucky
April 25, 2007
The Nation
John Nichols
Congressman Dennis Kucinich has now filed his three articles of impeachment against Dick Cheney, and the Ohio Democrat is clearly serious about the holding the vice president to account for manipulating intelligence to fabricate a threat of Iraqi weapons of mass destruction, manipulating intelligence to fabricate a relationship between Iraq and al Qaeda, and openly threatened aggression against Iran absent any real threat to the the United States.
Kucinich's House website contains the text of the resolution, H.R. 333, along with pages of documentation supporting the articles, a summary of impeachment procedures, and a copy of the congressman's letter to the vice president.
On Tuesday afternoon, Kucinich explained his initiative at a Capitol Hill press conference that he began by delivering the following statement:
We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights; that, among these, are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the government; and, whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it.
These words from the Declaration of Independence are instructive at this moment. Because not only whenever any form of government, but whenever any government official becomes destructive of the founding purposes, that official or those officials must be held accountable.