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President Bush is limited to two terms.
Congress filth can be there until they die.
We just down't "thrown the bums out" like we used to, and that is part of the problem. It looks highly likely there is stench in Congress and perhaps international corruption, as well.

Bonier and McDermott we know about. Who else?

Bonier and McDermott we know about. Who else?

This might provide some clues, if we can identify anyone in the House, Senate, or State Department who supported this or was otherwise tied to the lobbying groups involved:

FACES of RESISTANCE: RESPONDING TO THE CRISIS IN IRAQ

4-5. Long-time peace and justice activist Marie Bruan traveled to Iraq in May 1997 with the Iraq Sanctions Challenge - a delegation of 87 American citizens, including former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clarke. The group delivered $4 million of medicine and medical supplies to the Iraqi government's Ministry of Health and experienced firsthand the devastating effects of the sanctions upon the people of Iraq.

Iraq Sanctions Challenge 12/03/98

Led by Ramsey Clark, Bishop Thomas Gumbleton, and members of the American Muslims for Global Peace & Justice, a twenty-person delegation from the United States is taking another large shipment of medicine to Iraq in defiance of the US/UN economic sanctions. The delegation will be in Iraq Dec. 6-13, 1998. The delegation is called the Iraq Sanctions Challenge and is a follow-up to the first Challenge of 84 delegates in May 1998.

"Bonier and McDermott we know about. Who else?"

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1118514/posts

Asked about the allegations by Insight, Maugein denied he was involved with either company, although he did acknowledge knowing their principals, with whom he had worked as an oil trader with Marc Rich in Switzerland.

He insisted that all his dealings with Iraq were legal and conducted through the oil-for-food program