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Measure Meant to Raise Awareness About Bush's 'High Crimes'; Some Call It a Wasted Effort In the last six years, President George W. Bush has never set foot in Berkeley—his anemic 7 percent of the vote in Berkeley in 2004 places the city among the least Republican in the country. But come November, Berkeley voters may drive the final nail in the coffin of their relationship with the administration by supporting a ballot measure calling for the impeachment of Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney. The vote is purely advisory—only the U.S. House of Representatives has the power to impeach—but...

You've no doubt heard the sob-stories about the impending California execution of Crips co-founder and cold-blooded killer Stanley "Tookie" Williams, set for December 13th. Williams murdered four people in cold blood during two robberies. There is no doubt he did it, and he was not convicted on circumstantial evidence. That's not to mention the hundreds of murder victims taken by members of his Crips gang. But, despite this, Williams was a several-time Nobel Prize nominee, and the following celebrities are rallying for his clemency from the sentence by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger: * Snoop Dogg (no comment necessary) * Jamie Foxx...