Frog, I would love to have the websites for those lists.
ONY: Hasn’t it been determined that the House can impeach for whatever reason it likes? But it would help to have the lists. No need to be concerned about showing our hand—it’s all out there apparently. And it wouldn’t hurt to have constitutional lawyers vetting the proposals but probably isn’t necessary.
I would like to add: Setting up the Council of Governors, which is an alternative government to Congress “in case of emergency.” They have already met at least three times. New York, New Jesey, and Puerto Rico would all be under the governor of Puerto Rico, just for one cute example.
Well, you caught me with my notes in disarray. And, naturally, with different authors there will be redundancies within the lists.
Here is a dump, you may have to Dogpile names and titles but you will find them. Some by attornies are most helpful.:
Liz Blaine NewsRealBlog
Heritage Foundation Morning Bell
Read more: Sestak White House scandal called ‘impeachable offense’ http://www.wnd.com/?pageId=158617#ixzz1FxnmueiF
Canada Free Press
By Fred Dardick Tuesday, August 17, 2010
article How Obama Used an Army of Thugs to Steal the 2008 Democratic Party Nomination.
Raymond L. Richman, J.D., Ph.D., is a member of the Illinois Bar and has a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Chicago.
A sitting Congressman has endorsed the call to impeach President Barack Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder. Rep. Trent Franks, R-AZ,
Maureen Martin is a legal affairs fellow at the Heartland Institute.