Blog Post
"Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan sharply criticizes President George W. Bush's administration and Republican congressional leaders in his memoir for putting political imperatives ahead of sound economic policies..." [Reuters, 9/15/07]
An Attorney General must be independent from political influence and have deep respect for the Constitution of the United States. The next Attorney General must restore the public trust that has been seriously eroded by the subversion of federal law enforcement for partisan purposes and by the Bush Administration's persistent disregard of constitutional rights.
Oregonian editorial - September 15, 2007
The House speaker's Portland forum on global warming can only add to the momentum for changeHouse Speaker Nancy Pelosi's stinging criticism of the Bush administration's Iraq policies grabbed all the headlines, and rightly so, upon her quick visit to Portland this week.
In his address, Chairman Lantos discusses President Bush's failed policies in Iraq and the need for a New Direction saying, "to win the war against international terrorism, we must stop frittering away our resources -- military, diplomatic, and economic -- on an endless religious war in Iraq.
CLYBURN ON ADMINISTRATION'S BENCHMARK ASSESSMENT REPORT ON IRAQWashington, D.C. -- House Majority Whip James E. Clyburn today responded to the Bush Administration's Benchmark Assessment Report on Iraq which found that little progress has been made to meet benchmarks for success.
"President Bush is committed to 10 more years of war in Iraq at a cost of untold lives lost and hundreds of billions of dollars to American taxpayers, even though today's White House report admits little progress has been made by the Iraqi government.