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By: Kristen Vicedomini

Kristen Vicedomini — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 18:03:09 +0000

Project Vote Smart does not endorse any candidate- it is likely you are confusing this organization with Project Vote. Project Vote Smart simply asks candidates to demonstrate political courage by informing the public of their positions on the issues. See here for more information about the mix-up: http://votesmart.org/blog/?p=561 Project Vote Smart is a non-profit, nonpartisan organization with a solid reputation in providing facts without bias. No one can join the Project's board without a political opposite. People as diverse as former Presidents Carter and Ford, former Senators McGovern and Goldwater, former Governor Dukakis, former Congresswoman Ferraro and current Senator McCain have served on the Project's board, supporting the efforts of the Project's students and volunteers, and ensuring balance and strict impartiality in PVS programs and services. The Project also refuses financial assistance from all organizations and special interest groups that lobby or support or oppose any candidate or issue. -Kristen Vicedomini, Research Director, Project Vote Smart

By: Kristen Vicedomini

Kristen Vicedomini — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 18:00:21 +0000

Project Vote Smart is in no way affiliated with ACORN, SEIU, or Project Vote. We do not endorse any candidate; we only ask candidates to demonstrate political courage by informing the public of their positions on the issues. See here for more information about the mix-up: http://votesmart.org/blog/?p=561 Project Vote Smart is a non-profit, nonpartisan organization with a solid reputation in providing facts without bias. No one can join the Project's board without a political opposite. People as diverse as former Presidents Carter and Ford, former Senators McGovern and Goldwater, former Governor Dukakis, former Congresswoman Ferraro and current Senator McCain have served on the Project's board, supporting the efforts of the Project's students and volunteers, and ensuring balance and strict impartiality in PVS programs and services. The Project also refuses financial assistance from all organizations and special interest groups that lobby or support or oppose any candidate or issue. -Kristen Vicedomini, Research Director, Project Vote Smart

By: herbs814

herbs814 — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 23:52:32 +0000

impeachment would require a cooperative (conservative) majority in the House.
A motion to impeach would not be forthcoming until after January 2011
(after a successful recapture of the Congressional majority in Nov 2010).

By: herbs814

herbs814 — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 23:50:11 +0000

Nixon also refused to resign until Congressional Republicans told Nixon to resign (they couldn't or wouldn't defend him anymore). For Obama to resign, the pressure must come from Democrats and the Democrat-Media Complex, not from Republicans or even from independents who can be accused of falling for "right-wing rhetoric". There will need to be pressure put upon Democrats to distance themselves from not only ACORN, but from Obama as well. It will take a national repudiation of the Democrats in 2010 to turn the Democrat minority against the head of their party. A successful midterm election is critical to applying sufficient pressure on the Democratic Party and Obama.

Keep getting the word out. But it will take patience to see these discoveries bear fruit.