Bush's Cover-up Continues to Unravel
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Wiretapping Far Wider Than Previously Admitted

Each day brings a new revelation. Bush's secret war against the Constitution is breathtaking in its sweep. Until now most of the people have been kept in the dark but the truth is emerging. Bush's criminal wrong-doing is almost without parallel. Using his "long war" as a rationale for usurping all the power that belongs to the people, Bush has secretly shredded all federal laws designed to prevent illegal secret wiretapping of the people.

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George W. Bush and Dick Cheney went out of their way to conceal that they had set up a secret spying and wiretapping operation against the American people. Then the New York Times learned of it, but sat on the truth for another year. When the scandal finally broke, Bush tried to minimize his crimes by saying he had merely wiretapped international calls and very few people were affected. Then, ten days ago, we learned that domestic calls and emails are also subject to wiretapping without court order.

But that doesn't tell the whole truth either. As new revelations prove, the Bush wiretapping operation is a vast undertaking.

On Saturday, April 15, the New York Times wrote: "A former AT&T employee has come forward with documents suggesting that there may be a lot more domestic spying going on than President Bush has admitted. The AT&T documents suggest that telephone companies may be helping the government engage in wholesale interception of telephone calls, e-mail messages and Web surfing. If AT&T is violating its customers' privacy rights, it should come clean, and stop immediately.

"According to Mark Klein, a longtime AT&T technician who is now retired, AT&T has maintained a secret room at its San Francisco Internet and telephone hub where its customers' data could be mined by keywords, e-mail addresses and other attributes. Mr. Klein says the National Security Agency was given access to the room and the data. He says other technicians have reported to him that similar rooms exist at other AT&T sites."

Bush must be impeached. The President has no right to violate federal laws and Congress has a constitutional mandate to enforce the law and hold the President accountable for high crimes and misdemeanors.

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Nixon was forced to resign rather than be impeached. Those closest to the Nixon impeachment, today are making vivid comparisons between Bush and Nixon.

Carl Bernstein Compares Bush to Nixon

In a recent article in Vanity Fair, Carl Bernstein, famous for breaking the Watergate story, writes:

"Worse than Watergate? High crimes and misdemeanors justifying the impeachment of George W. Bush, as increasing numbers of Democrats in Washington hope, and, sotto voce, increasing numbers of Republicans - including some of the president's top lieutenants - now fear? Leaders of both parties are acutely aware of the vehemence of anti-Bush sentiment in the country, expressed especially in the increasing number of Americans - nearing fifty percent in some polls - who say they would favor impeachment if the president were proved to have deliberately lied to justify going to war in Iraq.

"John Dean, the Watergate conspirator who ultimately shattered the Watergate conspiracy, rendered his precipitous (or perhaps prescient) impeachment verdict on Bush two years ago in the affirmative, without so much as a question mark in choosing the title of his book Worse than Watergate. On March 31, some three decades after he testified at the seminal hearings of the Senate Watergate Committee, Dean reiterated his dark view of Bush's presidency in a congressional hearing that shed more noise than light, and more partisan rancor than genuine inquiry. The ostensible subject: whether Bush should be censured for unconstitutional conduct in ordering electronic surveillance of Americans without a warrant.

"Raising the worse-than-Watergate question and demanding unequivocally that Congress seek to answer it is, in fact, overdue and more than justified by ample evidence stacked up from Baghdad back to New Orleans and, of increasing relevance, inside a special prosecutor's office in downtown Washington."

Across the country ImpeachBush.org supporters are building a powerful force demanding impeachment. Getting petitions signed, referring friends to the website to sign the referendum and demanding that their Congressional representatives take the next necessary steps, those fighting for impeachment have become the conscience of the country. 

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