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Kill The Health Care Bill

copyright © 2009 Betsy L. Angert.  BeThink.org Kill the Bill or be killed by the Senate Health Care Reform Bill.  That is the choice Americans face.  Death looms large in the United States today. The Single-payer health care plan died in the Senate.  Bernie Sanders, Senator from Vermont, and the father of the more recent Single Payer Plan "which eliminates the hundreds of billions of dollars in waste, administrative costs, bureaucracy, and profiteering that is engendered by the private insurance companies" was brought to his knees on the floor of the Senate.  As he tried to cope with the loss of common sense and what the citizens crave, reluctantly Mister Sanders acknowledged the proposal did not have the votes to pass.   Former supporter of the President's medical insurance improvement agenda, Doctor, Presidential candidate, Democratic Party Chair and former Governor Howard Dean asserted, Kill The Senate Health Care Bill  It is better to Start Over.  Correspondent Keith Olbermann, who months ago offered a heartfelt sympathetic commentary in favor of the reform, also suggested that the legislation would be better left alone.

Where is the restraint in spending?

Republican Response to Obama Budget Request - Bloomberg

copyright © 2009 Betsy L. Angert.  BeThink.org

On this fine day in February 2009, President Barack Obama submitted his budget blueprint.  For  the first time, in near a decade, transparency is built into a national financial plan.  The tremendous costs to wage the two wars America is engaged in are no longer hidden.  Outlays for military offenses have been written into the ledger, and not in the traditional invisible ink.  While one might think fiscal and political Conservatives would be pleased, upon receipt of the document, Republicans immediately pounced.  Senator Judd Greggspoke on the Grand Old Party's behalf when he asked, "Where is the restraint in spending?"

Somewhere in America

copyright © 2009 Betsy L. Angert.  BeThink.org Somewhere in America, a man loses the job he has held for more than thirty years.  Somewhere in America, a woman cleans out the office she had occupied for close to a decade.  Elsewhere in the United States, a teen unsuccessfully tries to find work.  He knows he needs to help his Mom and Dad; each toiled in the factory that closed just down the street.  A young woman searches for a professional position, just as she has for the two years since she graduated form the University.  Each of these individuals is not startled by the headline, Economy Shed 598,000 Jobs in January.    All ask, where have the "experts," Economists, and elected officials been?

Karl Rove and Captain Ahab-Conyers

O'Reilly offers Rove place to hide from subpoena

copyright © 2009 Betsy L. Angert.  BeThink.org "The Architect," has apparently turned author.  Americans learned of Karl Rove's newest career on January 28, 2009.  During an interview with Fox News Broadcaster, Bill O'Reilly, the long-time Advisor to former President, George W. Bush, presented his novel manuscript to an expectant audience.  Most tuned in to hear whether he would honor a Congressional subpoena.  Few expected a reinterpretation of the epic fable, Moby Dick.  Yet, there it was, a drama delivered. Continue reading "Karl Rove and Captain Ahab-Conyers" » Feb 3, 2009 1:22:00 PM | Bush 43 Administration, Congress, Congress and Bush, Judiciary, Lawbreakers Comment 0 Reblog It 0 Saturday, January 24, 2009 "I won!" copyright © 2009 Betsy L. Angert.  BeThink.org Update . . . A bell rings.  The sound reverberates.  A sentiment shared aloud resonates within the heart, mind, body, and soul of persons who heard the message.  No matter the actions taken afterward, sullen statements are not easily erased from memory.   Days before Congress was asked to pass the stimulus package, the President uttered the now famous phrase; "I won," Republicans, as could have been expected, expressed resentment.  Immediately, subsequent to President Obama's statement Democrats were said to have followed the Chief Executive's lead.  Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was asked if he thought Republicans might block the initiative.  Empathically, he replied; "No."  Today we know differently.  In the House, the measure received no support from the Grand Old Party.   As we await approval from the Senate we may wish to consider, the past.  Words that evoke division have a lasting effect.   Please peruse a missive penned shortly after President Obama reacted to pressure from the "Right." Continue reading ""I won!"" » Jan 24, 2009 8:10:00 PM | Aggression, Communities and Communication , Congress, Emotional Intelligence, Politics Comment 0 Reblog It 0 Saturday, July 26, 2008 Wexler Waxes Practical Reasons for Impeachment American Hero: Rep. Robert Wexler calls for Impeachment hearings copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org In an region filled with inert sand, in the Southern most State of Florida, there is an oasis. This breath of fresh air moves through the trees in Palm Beach County and in the halls of Congress in Washington, District of Columbia. A man who envisions "a more perfect Union" emanates enthusiasm for the ethical principles that define the democracy he loves. He stands solid in his belief; a nation founded in freedom for all its people cannot let a corrupt authority take these liberties away. This spirited being has a name and a title, Congressman Robert Wexler. On July 26, 2008, Representative Wexler once again expressed his worry for what has remained "off the table." When asked is impeachment too little, too late, he said, "The crimes of this Administration must be revealed and Bush and Cheney must be held accountable." The Congressman fears a commitment to the Constitution has waned amongst his fellow legislators, and perhaps within the citizenry. Hence, Robert Wexler submitted a call to action. He requests Americans consider the history of censure and what occurs when Executive power is abused. Continue reading "Wexler Waxes Practical Reasons for Impeachment" » Jul 26, 2008 5:58:00 PM | 'Regime Change' , American Patriotism, Bush 43 Administration, Congress, Congress and Bush, Impeach GW Bush Comment 0 Reblog It 0 Friday, July 11, 2008 Farewell To Privacy. Hello To Arms copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org The Courts and Congress have come to believe there is reason for fear. Enemies are everywhere. Those who wish to do us harm are in our homes. They talk to us on our telephones. Some sashay in through our computers. "Evil doers" are ubiquitous in the United States. Our open society places the public at risk. We, the people, must defend ourselves. Thus, the Supreme Court and Congress have given the government and us the means. The highest judicial body in the nation has made it possible for the common man to protect himself with a pistol; Legislators provided the President ethereal firearms. Indeed, individuals and the Commander-In-Chief were bequeathed more than either had asked for. In 2008, we have entered the Summer of Separation. In the United States we say, "Farewell to privacy. Hello to arms." Continue reading "Farewell To Privacy. Hello To Arms" » Jul 11, 2008 11:00:00 PM | American Patriotism, Americana, Bush 43 Administration, Congress, Congress and Bush, Domestic Security, Fear, Guns, Judiciary, National Security, United States Constitution Comment 0 Reblog It 0 Monday, June 09, 2008 Impeachment, "Off the Table" and On the House Floor Kucinich Impeachment Articles mention RAW STORY copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org House Speaker Nancy Pelosi may say impeachment is off the table; nonetheless, on June 9, 2008, Congressman Dennis Kucinich placed it on the floor. For five hours, the Ohio Representative stood before his colleagues and an expectant national audience. Kucinich spoke of what has remained unmentionable for far too long. The President of the United States of America has committed high crimes and misdemeanors. Continue reading "Impeachment, "Off the Table" and On the House Floor" » Jun 9, 2008 11:36:00 PM | Bush 43 Administration, Congress, Congress and Bush, Impeach GW Bush, Iraq War, Richard [Dick] Cheney, Vice President Comment 0 Reblog It 0 Tuesday, April 15, 2008 Floridians Consider Taxes, Budget Cuts, and Effects the Everglade State copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org On April 15, as Floridians rush to file tax forms few think of more than the burden. The cost of living in the Sunshine State is high. Levies are higher. Each year, the toll these expenditures take on the lives of individuals and families increases. Many citizens in this Southern State cry, "We need some relief!" Representative have heard the call and responded. Yet, the reaction may not be as thoughtful as it first appears to be. Continue reading "Floridians Consider Taxes, Budget Cuts, and Effects the Everglade State" » Apr 15, 2008 8:00:00 AM | Communities, Congress, Economics, Florida Comment 0 Reblog It 0 Sunday, December 23, 2007 Wexler, Gutierrez, Baldwin, Kucinich, and the People Call For Cheney Censure Rep. Wexler Wants Cheney Impeachment Hearings copyright © 2007 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org May I offer my sincerest gratitude to Representatives, Robert Wexler, Luis Gutierrez, and Tammy Baldwin. These glorious members of the House Judiciary Committee, recently raised the volume on the issue of impeachment for Vice President Cheney. The three invite us, the average citizen, to join them. Please express your distress; sign the petition. Call for Hearings. Without you the Vice President will continue to avoid an official and necessary censure. Please sign the petition. Join Congressman Wexler’s Call For Cheney impeachment Hearings. Please do not stop there. Americans have seen what occurs when we are complacent. For too long Congressman Dennis Kucinich spoke of what many thought obvious, and only a few listened. Continue reading "Wexler, Gutierrez, Baldwin, Kucinich, and the People Call For Cheney Censure" » Dec 23, 2007 11:00:00 PM | Bush 43 Administration, Civics, Congress, Impeach GW Bush, Richard [Dick] Cheney, Vice President , Valerie Plame Comment 0 Reblog It 0 Next » A being that believes . . . "thinking is the best way to travel!" [Mike Pinder, Moody Blues] 0 Following 0 Followers Search My Other Accounts Yahoo! | [email protected] Recent Comments Michelle Manuel: Very interesting and enlightening. I personall... | more » On Isolation. Insulation. The Go-Go Garage Society and Its Islands © STOP THE VAX: Vaccines are POISON. The only one[s] who benefi... | more » On Texas Mandates STD Vaccination for Elementary Age Schoolgirls Siddharth Soni: Fantastic piece. Thank you. Live in India; cle... | more » On Cleanliness and Godliness. 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copyright © 2009 Betsy L. Angert.  BeThink.org Update . . . A bell rings.  The sound reverberates.  A sentiment shared aloud resonates within the heart, mind, body, and soul of persons who heard the message.  No matter the actions taken afterward, sullen statements are not easily erased from memory.   Days before Congress was asked to pass the stimulus package, the President uttered the now famous phrase; "I won," Republicans, as could have been expected, expressed resentment.  Immediately, subsequent to President Obama's statement Democrats were said to have followed the Chief Executive's lead.  Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was asked if he thought Republicans might block the initiative.  Empathically, he replied; "No."  Today we know differently.  In the House, the measure received no support from the Grand Old Party.   As we await approval from the Senate we may wish to consider, the past.  Words that evoke division have a lasting effect.   Please peruse a missive penned shortly after President Obama reacted to pressure from the "Right." Continue reading ""I won!"" » Jan 24, 2009 8:10:00 PM | Aggression, Communities and Communication , Congress, Emotional Intelligence, Politics Comment 0 Reblog It 0 Saturday, July 26, 2008 Wexler Waxes Practical Reasons for Impeachment American Hero: Rep. Robert Wexler calls for Impeachment hearings copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org In an region filled with inert sand, in the Southern most State of Florida, there is an oasis. This breath of fresh air moves through the trees in Palm Beach County and in the halls of Congress in Washington, District of Columbia. A man who envisions "a more perfect Union" emanates enthusiasm for the ethical principles that define the democracy he loves. He stands solid in his belief; a nation founded in freedom for all its people cannot let a corrupt authority take these liberties away. This spirited being has a name and a title, Congressman Robert Wexler. On July 26, 2008, Representative Wexler once again expressed his worry for what has remained "off the table." When asked is impeachment too little, too late, he said, "The crimes of this Administration must be revealed and Bush and Cheney must be held accountable." The Congressman fears a commitment to the Constitution has waned amongst his fellow legislators, and perhaps within the citizenry. Hence, Robert Wexler submitted a call to action. He requests Americans consider the history of censure and what occurs when Executive power is abused. Continue reading "Wexler Waxes Practical Reasons for Impeachment" » Jul 26, 2008 5:58:00 PM | 'Regime Change' , American Patriotism, Bush 43 Administration, Congress, Congress and Bush, Impeach GW Bush Comment 0 Reblog It 0 Friday, July 11, 2008 Farewell To Privacy. Hello To Arms copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org The Courts and Congress have come to believe there is reason for fear. Enemies are everywhere. Those who wish to do us harm are in our homes. They talk to us on our telephones. Some sashay in through our computers. "Evil doers" are ubiquitous in the United States. Our open society places the public at risk. We, the people, must defend ourselves. Thus, the Supreme Court and Congress have given the government and us the means. The highest judicial body in the nation has made it possible for the common man to protect himself with a pistol; Legislators provided the President ethereal firearms. Indeed, individuals and the Commander-In-Chief were bequeathed more than either had asked for. In 2008, we have entered the Summer of Separation. In the United States we say, "Farewell to privacy. Hello to arms." Continue reading "Farewell To Privacy. Hello To Arms" » Jul 11, 2008 11:00:00 PM | American Patriotism, Americana, Bush 43 Administration, Congress, Congress and Bush, Domestic Security, Fear, Guns, Judiciary, National Security, United States Constitution Comment 0 Reblog It 0 Monday, June 09, 2008 Impeachment, "Off the Table" and On the House Floor Kucinich Impeachment Articles mention RAW STORY copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org House Speaker Nancy Pelosi may say impeachment is off the table; nonetheless, on June 9, 2008, Congressman Dennis Kucinich placed it on the floor. For five hours, the Ohio Representative stood before his colleagues and an expectant national audience. Kucinich spoke of what has remained unmentionable for far too long. The President of the United States of America has committed high crimes and misdemeanors. Continue reading "Impeachment, "Off the Table" and On the House Floor" » Jun 9, 2008 11:36:00 PM | Bush 43 Administration, Congress, Congress and Bush, Impeach GW Bush, Iraq War, Richard [Dick] Cheney, Vice President Comment 0 Reblog It 0 Tuesday, April 15, 2008 Floridians Consider Taxes, Budget Cuts, and Effects the Everglade State copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org On April 15, as Floridians rush to file tax forms few think of more than the burden. The cost of living in the Sunshine State is high. Levies are higher. Each year, the toll these expenditures take on the lives of individuals and families increases. Many citizens in this Southern State cry, "We need some relief!" Representative have heard the call and responded. Yet, the reaction may not be as thoughtful as it first appears to be. Continue reading "Floridians Consider Taxes, Budget Cuts, and Effects the Everglade State" » Apr 15, 2008 8:00:00 AM | Communities, Congress, Economics, Florida Comment 0 Reblog It 0 Sunday, December 23, 2007 Wexler, Gutierrez, Baldwin, Kucinich, and the People Call For Cheney Censure Rep. Wexler Wants Cheney Impeachment Hearings copyright © 2007 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org May I offer my sincerest gratitude to Representatives, Robert Wexler, Luis Gutierrez, and Tammy Baldwin. These glorious members of the House Judiciary Committee, recently raised the volume on the issue of impeachment for Vice President Cheney. The three invite us, the average citizen, to join them. Please express your distress; sign the petition. Call for Hearings. Without you the Vice President will continue to avoid an official and necessary censure. Please sign the petition. Join Congressman Wexler’s Call For Cheney impeachment Hearings. Please do not stop there. Americans have seen what occurs when we are complacent. For too long Congressman Dennis Kucinich spoke of what many thought obvious, and only a few listened. Continue reading "Wexler, Gutierrez, Baldwin, Kucinich, and the People Call For Cheney Censure" » Dec 23, 2007 11:00:00 PM | Bush 43 Administration, Civics, Congress, Impeach GW Bush, Richard [Dick] Cheney, Vice President , Valerie Plame Comment 0 Reblog It 0 Next » A being that believes . . . "thinking is the best way to travel!" [Mike Pinder, Moody Blues] 0 Following 0 Followers Search My Other Accounts Yahoo! | [email protected] Recent Comments Michelle Manuel: Very interesting and enlightening. I personall... | more » On Isolation. Insulation. The Go-Go Garage Society and Its Islands © STOP THE VAX: Vaccines are POISON. The only one[s] who benefi... | more » On Texas Mandates STD Vaccination for Elementary Age Schoolgirls Siddharth Soni: Fantastic piece. Thank you. Live in India; cle... | more » On Cleanliness and Godliness. 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American Hero: Rep. Robert Wexler calls for Impeachment hearings

copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org

In an region filled with inert sand, in the Southern most State of Florida, there is an oasis. This breath of fresh air moves through the trees in Palm Beach County and in the halls of Congress in Washington, District of Columbia. A man who envisions "a more perfect Union" emanates enthusiasm for the ethical principles that define the democracy he loves. He stands solid in his belief; a nation founded in freedom for all its people cannot let a corrupt authority take these liberties away. This spirited being has a name and a title, Congressman Robert Wexler.

On July 26, 2008, Representative Wexler once again expressed his worry for what has remained "off the table." When asked is impeachment too little, too late, he said, "The crimes of this Administration must be revealed and Bush and Cheney must be held accountable." The Congressman fears a commitment to the Constitution has waned amongst his fellow legislators, and perhaps within the citizenry. Hence, Robert Wexler submitted a call to action. He requests Americans consider the history of censure and what occurs when Executive power is abused.

copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org

The Courts and Congress have come to believe there is reason for fear. Enemies are everywhere. Those who wish to do us harm are in our homes. They talk to us on our telephones. Some sashay in through our computers. "Evil doers" are ubiquitous in the United States. Our open society places the public at risk. We, the people, must defend ourselves. Thus, the Supreme Court and Congress have given the government and us the means. The highest judicial body in the nation has made it possible for the common man to protect himself with a pistol; Legislators provided the President ethereal firearms. Indeed, individuals and the Commander-In-Chief were bequeathed more than either had asked for. In 2008, we have entered the Summer of Separation. In the United States we say, "Farewell to privacy. Hello to arms."

Kucinich Impeachment Articles mention RAW STORY

copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi may say impeachment is off the table; nonetheless, on June 9, 2008, Congressman Dennis Kucinich placed it on the floor. For five hours, the Ohio Representative stood before his colleagues and an expectant national audience. Kucinich spoke of what has remained unmentionable for far too long. The President of the United States of America has committed high crimes and misdemeanors.




copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org

On April 15, as Floridians rush to file tax forms few think of more than the burden. The cost of living in the Sunshine State is high. Levies are higher. Each year, the toll these expenditures take on the lives of individuals and families increases. Many citizens in this Southern State cry, "We need some relief!" Representative have heard the call and responded. Yet, the reaction may not be as thoughtful as it first appears to be.

Rep. Wexler Wants Cheney Impeachment Hearings

copyright © 2007 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org

May I offer my sincerest gratitude to Representatives, Robert Wexler, Luis Gutierrez, and Tammy Baldwin. These glorious members of the House Judiciary Committee, recently raised the volume on the issue of impeachment for Vice President Cheney. The three invite us, the average citizen, to join them. Please express your distress; sign the petition. Call for Hearings. Without you the Vice President will continue to avoid an official and necessary censure.

Please sign the petition. Join Congressman Wexler’s Call For Cheney impeachment Hearings.

Please do not stop there. Americans have seen what occurs when we are complacent. For too long Congressman Dennis Kucinich spoke of what many thought obvious, and only a few listened.

"I won!"

copyright © 2009 Betsy L. Angert.  BeThink.org Update . . . A bell rings.  The sound reverberates.  A sentiment shared aloud resonates within the heart, mind, body, and soul of persons who heard the message.  No matter the actions taken afterward, sullen statements are not easily erased from memory.   Days before Congress was asked to pass the stimulus package, the President uttered the now famous phrase; "I won," Republicans, as could have been expected, expressed resentment.  Immediately, subsequent to President Obama's statement Democrats were said to have followed the Chief Executive's lead.  Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was asked if he thought Republicans might block the initiative.  Empathically, he replied; "No."  Today we know differently.  In the House, the measure received no support from the Grand Old Party.   As we await approval from the Senate we may wish to consider, the past.  Words that evoke division have a lasting effect.   Please peruse a missive penned shortly after President Obama reacted to pressure from the "Right." Continue reading ""I won!"" » Jan 24, 2009 8:10:00 PM | Aggression, Communities and Communication , Congress, Emotional Intelligence, Politics Comment 0 Reblog It 0 Saturday, July 26, 2008 Wexler Waxes Practical Reasons for Impeachment American Hero: Rep. Robert Wexler calls for Impeachment hearings copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org In an region filled with inert sand, in the Southern most State of Florida, there is an oasis. This breath of fresh air moves through the trees in Palm Beach County and in the halls of Congress in Washington, District of Columbia. A man who envisions "a more perfect Union" emanates enthusiasm for the ethical principles that define the democracy he loves. He stands solid in his belief; a nation founded in freedom for all its people cannot let a corrupt authority take these liberties away. This spirited being has a name and a title, Congressman Robert Wexler. On July 26, 2008, Representative Wexler once again expressed his worry for what has remained "off the table." When asked is impeachment too little, too late, he said, "The crimes of this Administration must be revealed and Bush and Cheney must be held accountable." The Congressman fears a commitment to the Constitution has waned amongst his fellow legislators, and perhaps within the citizenry. Hence, Robert Wexler submitted a call to action. He requests Americans consider the history of censure and what occurs when Executive power is abused. Continue reading "Wexler Waxes Practical Reasons for Impeachment" » Jul 26, 2008 5:58:00 PM | 'Regime Change' , American Patriotism, Bush 43 Administration, Congress, Congress and Bush, Impeach GW Bush Comment 0 Reblog It 0 Friday, July 11, 2008 Farewell To Privacy. Hello To Arms copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org The Courts and Congress have come to believe there is reason for fear. Enemies are everywhere. Those who wish to do us harm are in our homes. They talk to us on our telephones. Some sashay in through our computers. "Evil doers" are ubiquitous in the United States. Our open society places the public at risk. We, the people, must defend ourselves. Thus, the Supreme Court and Congress have given the government and us the means. The highest judicial body in the nation has made it possible for the common man to protect himself with a pistol; Legislators provided the President ethereal firearms. Indeed, individuals and the Commander-In-Chief were bequeathed more than either had asked for. In 2008, we have entered the Summer of Separation. In the United States we say, "Farewell to privacy. Hello to arms." Continue reading "Farewell To Privacy. Hello To Arms" » Jul 11, 2008 11:00:00 PM | American Patriotism, Americana, Bush 43 Administration, Congress, Congress and Bush, Domestic Security, Fear, Guns, Judiciary, National Security, United States Constitution Comment 0 Reblog It 0 Monday, June 09, 2008 Impeachment, "Off the Table" and On the House Floor Kucinich Impeachment Articles mention RAW STORY copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org House Speaker Nancy Pelosi may say impeachment is off the table; nonetheless, on June 9, 2008, Congressman Dennis Kucinich placed it on the floor. For five hours, the Ohio Representative stood before his colleagues and an expectant national audience. Kucinich spoke of what has remained unmentionable for far too long. The President of the United States of America has committed high crimes and misdemeanors. Continue reading "Impeachment, "Off the Table" and On the House Floor" » Jun 9, 2008 11:36:00 PM | Bush 43 Administration, Congress, Congress and Bush, Impeach GW Bush, Iraq War, Richard [Dick] Cheney, Vice President Comment 0 Reblog It 0 Tuesday, April 15, 2008 Floridians Consider Taxes, Budget Cuts, and Effects the Everglade State copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org On April 15, as Floridians rush to file tax forms few think of more than the burden. The cost of living in the Sunshine State is high. Levies are higher. Each year, the toll these expenditures take on the lives of individuals and families increases. Many citizens in this Southern State cry, "We need some relief!" Representative have heard the call and responded. Yet, the reaction may not be as thoughtful as it first appears to be. Continue reading "Floridians Consider Taxes, Budget Cuts, and Effects the Everglade State" » Apr 15, 2008 8:00:00 AM | Communities, Congress, Economics, Florida Comment 0 Reblog It 0 Sunday, December 23, 2007 Wexler, Gutierrez, Baldwin, Kucinich, and the People Call For Cheney Censure Rep. Wexler Wants Cheney Impeachment Hearings copyright © 2007 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org May I offer my sincerest gratitude to Representatives, Robert Wexler, Luis Gutierrez, and Tammy Baldwin. These glorious members of the House Judiciary Committee, recently raised the volume on the issue of impeachment for Vice President Cheney. The three invite us, the average citizen, to join them. Please express your distress; sign the petition. Call for Hearings. Without you the Vice President will continue to avoid an official and necessary censure. Please sign the petition. Join Congressman Wexler’s Call For Cheney impeachment Hearings. Please do not stop there. Americans have seen what occurs when we are complacent. For too long Congressman Dennis Kucinich spoke of what many thought obvious, and only a few listened. Continue reading "Wexler, Gutierrez, Baldwin, Kucinich, and the People Call For Cheney Censure" » Dec 23, 2007 11:00:00 PM | Bush 43 Administration, Civics, Congress, Impeach GW Bush, Richard [Dick] Cheney, Vice President , Valerie Plame Comment 0 Reblog It 0 Next » A being that believes . . . "thinking is the best way to travel!" [Mike Pinder, Moody Blues] 0 Following 0 Followers Search My Other Accounts Yahoo! | [email protected] Recent Comments Michelle Manuel: Very interesting and enlightening. I personall... | more » On Isolation. Insulation. The Go-Go Garage Society and Its Islands © STOP THE VAX: Vaccines are POISON. The only one[s] who benefi... | more » On Texas Mandates STD Vaccination for Elementary Age Schoolgirls Siddharth Soni: Fantastic piece. Thank you. Live in India; cle... | more » On Cleanliness and Godliness. 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American Hero: Rep. Robert Wexler calls for Impeachment hearings

copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org

In an region filled with inert sand, in the Southern most State of Florida, there is an oasis. This breath of fresh air moves through the trees in Palm Beach County and in the halls of Congress in Washington, District of Columbia. A man who envisions "a more perfect Union" emanates enthusiasm for the ethical principles that define the democracy he loves. He stands solid in his belief; a nation founded in freedom for all its people cannot let a corrupt authority take these liberties away. This spirited being has a name and a title, Congressman Robert Wexler.

On July 26, 2008, Representative Wexler once again expressed his worry for what has remained "off the table." When asked is impeachment too little, too late, he said, "The crimes of this Administration must be revealed and Bush and Cheney must be held accountable." The Congressman fears a commitment to the Constitution has waned amongst his fellow legislators, and perhaps within the citizenry. Hence, Robert Wexler submitted a call to action. He requests Americans consider the history of censure and what occurs when Executive power is abused.

copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org

The Courts and Congress have come to believe there is reason for fear. Enemies are everywhere. Those who wish to do us harm are in our homes. They talk to us on our telephones. Some sashay in through our computers. "Evil doers" are ubiquitous in the United States. Our open society places the public at risk. We, the people, must defend ourselves. Thus, the Supreme Court and Congress have given the government and us the means. The highest judicial body in the nation has made it possible for the common man to protect himself with a pistol; Legislators provided the President ethereal firearms. Indeed, individuals and the Commander-In-Chief were bequeathed more than either had asked for. In 2008, we have entered the Summer of Separation. In the United States we say, "Farewell to privacy. Hello to arms."

Kucinich Impeachment Articles mention RAW STORY

copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi may say impeachment is off the table; nonetheless, on June 9, 2008, Congressman Dennis Kucinich placed it on the floor. For five hours, the Ohio Representative stood before his colleagues and an expectant national audience. Kucinich spoke of what has remained unmentionable for far too long. The President of the United States of America has committed high crimes and misdemeanors.




copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org

On April 15, as Floridians rush to file tax forms few think of more than the burden. The cost of living in the Sunshine State is high. Levies are higher. Each year, the toll these expenditures take on the lives of individuals and families increases. Many citizens in this Southern State cry, "We need some relief!" Representative have heard the call and responded. Yet, the reaction may not be as thoughtful as it first appears to be.

Rep. Wexler Wants Cheney Impeachment Hearings

copyright © 2007 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org

May I offer my sincerest gratitude to Representatives, Robert Wexler, Luis Gutierrez, and Tammy Baldwin. These glorious members of the House Judiciary Committee, recently raised the volume on the issue of impeachment for Vice President Cheney. The three invite us, the average citizen, to join them. Please express your distress; sign the petition. Call for Hearings. Without you the Vice President will continue to avoid an official and necessary censure.

Please sign the petition. Join Congressman Wexler’s Call For Cheney impeachment Hearings.

Please do not stop there. Americans have seen what occurs when we are complacent. For too long Congressman Dennis Kucinich spoke of what many thought obvious, and only a few listened.

Wexler Waxes Practical Reasons for Impeachment

American Hero: Rep. Robert Wexler calls for Impeachment hearings

copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org

In an region filled with inert sand, in the Southern most State of Florida, there is an oasis. This breath of fresh air moves through the trees in Palm Beach County and in the halls of Congress in Washington, District of Columbia. A man who envisions "a more perfect Union" emanates enthusiasm for the ethical principles that define the democracy he loves. He stands solid in his belief; a nation founded in freedom for all its people cannot let a corrupt authority take these liberties away. This spirited being has a name and a title, Congressman Robert Wexler.

On July 26, 2008, Representative Wexler once again expressed his worry for what has remained "off the table." When asked is impeachment too little, too late, he said, "The crimes of this Administration must be revealed and Bush and Cheney must be held accountable." The Congressman fears a commitment to the Constitution has waned amongst his fellow legislators, and perhaps within the citizenry. Hence, Robert Wexler submitted a call to action. He requests Americans consider the history of censure and what occurs when Executive power is abused.

Farewell To Privacy. Hello To Arms

copyright © 2008 Betsy L. Angert. BeThink.org

The Courts and Congress have come to believe there is reason for fear. Enemies are everywhere. Those who wish to do us harm are in our homes. They talk to us on our telephones. Some sashay in through our computers. "Evil doers" are ubiquitous in the United States. Our open society places the public at risk. We, the people, must defend ourselves. Thus, the Supreme Court and Congress have given the government and us the means. The highest judicial body in the nation has made it possible for the common man to protect himself with a pistol; Legislators provided the President ethereal firearms. Indeed, individuals and the Commander-In-Chief were bequeathed more than either had asked for. In 2008, we have entered the Summer of Separation. In the United States we say, "Farewell to privacy. Hello to arms."

Impeachment, "Off the Table" and On the House Floor

Kucinich Impeachment Articles mention RAW STORY

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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi may say impeachment is off the table; nonetheless, on June 9, 2008, Congressman Dennis Kucinich placed it on the floor. For five hours, the Ohio Representative stood before his colleagues and an expectant national audience. Kucinich spoke of what has remained unmentionable for far too long. The President of the United States of America has committed high crimes and misdemeanors.

Floridians Consider Taxes, Budget Cuts, and Effects the Everglade State




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On April 15, as Floridians rush to file tax forms few think of more than the burden. The cost of living in the Sunshine State is high. Levies are higher. Each year, the toll these expenditures take on the lives of individuals and families increases. Many citizens in this Southern State cry, "We need some relief!" Representative have heard the call and responded. Yet, the reaction may not be as thoughtful as it first appears to be.

Wexler, Gutierrez, Baldwin, Kucinich, and the People Call For Cheney Censure

Rep. Wexler Wants Cheney Impeachment Hearings

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May I offer my sincerest gratitude to Representatives, Robert Wexler, Luis Gutierrez, and Tammy Baldwin. These glorious members of the House Judiciary Committee, recently raised the volume on the issue of impeachment for Vice President Cheney. The three invite us, the average citizen, to join them. Please express your distress; sign the petition. Call for Hearings. Without you the Vice President will continue to avoid an official and necessary censure.

Please sign the petition. Join Congressman Wexler’s Call For Cheney impeachment Hearings.

Please do not stop there. Americans have seen what occurs when we are complacent. For too long Congressman Dennis Kucinich spoke of what many thought obvious, and only a few listened.