The town of Brattleboro, Vermont has placed a rather interesting petition on the March ballot. The town will be voting to arrest President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney for “crimes against the Constitution.”
While the petition has no legal standing (the town doesn’t have the authority to arrest Bush or Cheney if either visits Brattleboro), it is a rather interesting sign of the frustration many feel with the lack of oversight and consequences for the Bush Administration.
Of course the backlash against the town has been fierce (one letter writer even said: “Maybe the terrorists will do us all a favor and attack your town next, our country would be much safer with several thousand dead wackjobs in Vermont.”), but I for one say kudos to acts of defiance against this horrendous administration.
So pack your parka and go visit the town with the balls to do what the Democrats in Congress won’t.
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Wow! I heard about this on the radio when it was being debated. I'm happy to hear they went forward with it! Good for them for taking a moral stand!!
Now, if only the House of Representatives would do their job and impeach the duo, small towns like Brattleboro wouldn't have to pass non-binda resolutions.
Brynn Craffey | January 31, 2008 12:01 AM
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I hear through the grapevine that one of our contributors may be making the move to Vermont...
Bil Browning | January 31, 2008 9:22 AM
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