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October 12, 2007 at 14:42:52

QUESTIONS FOR PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES

by Carol Wolman     Page 1 of 1 page(s)

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As We the People are allowed to send questions to those conducting the presidential debates, I suggest we flood those who select the questions with the following:

1) Do you believe that Bush has violated the US Constitution with over 800 signing statements that override laws passed by Congress?

2) Is this an impeachable offense?

3) Do you believe that Bush and Cheney lied to Congress in order to initiate an invasion of Iraq?

4) Is this an impeachable offense?

5) Where do you stand on impeachment of both these men?

6) Did you, as a candidate for public office, swear to uphold and defend the US Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic?

7) Do you believe you are keeping your oath?

I would be especially interested in the responses of John Edwards, Ron Paul, and Mike Gravel. We know where Kucinich stands, God bless him. Cynthia McKinney, the Green candidate, introduced articles of impeachment as she left Congress last December. If Al Gore joins the race, how would he answer?

Impeachment is the key question, the touchstone question. Will the incoming president continue to use and expand dictatorial powers of the Bush/Cheney "unitary executive", or will he/she restore Constitutional law and recognize the governing authority of We the People? Without impeachment, the accumulation of dictatorial power and the gutting of the Bill of Rights by Bush/Cheney will stand as legal, valid precedents.

Let's insist that the issue be raised in every debate, by flooding youtube, or the networks, or whoever is broadcasting the debate with this set of questions.

Peace, Carol Wolman

Green Candidate for Congress, CA District 1

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Carol S. Wolman, MD is a psychiatrist in Northern California. A lifelong peace activist, she has written extensively on the psychology of our times. She is a cochair of Bay Area Impeach Bush-Cheney. You can join or form a local group at http://impeachbush.meetup.com/ She ran for Congress in '06, and is now a Gteen candidate for Congress in CA district 1. She is a coordinator of The New Broom Coalition, for a clean sweep of Congress.

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Judy RamseyA bit of an old hippy and activist

YES!

Amen Sister!  Count me In!

by Judy Ramsey (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 72 comments) on Friday, October 12, 2007 at 3:37:27 PM
 


Brett Paatsch is an Australian born secular humanist with degrees in management and science and an interest in politics. He is a former pro-American that wishes to be pro-American again and thinks the impeachment and repudiation of President George W Bush for the invasion of Iraq in March 2003 is necessary to reestablish trust in American signatures on international treaties and confidence in the global rule of law.
Brett PaatschBrett Paatsch is an Australian born secular humanist with degrees in management and science and an interest in politics. He is a former pro-American that wishes to be pro-American again and thinks the impeachment and repudiation of President George W Bush for the invasion of Iraq in March 2003 is necessary to reestablish trust in American signatures on international treaties and confidence in the global rule of law.

Like most of the world I won't be voting in 2008.

But your questions are pretty much the only ones that I regard as important for the Presidential candidates. 

If you don't have the rule of law (the Constitution, respect for treaties) and if elected representatives will not uphold their personal oaths to support and defend the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic then who really cares what other hot air they may blow.  Everything else they say can only be taken as a provisional politicians promise at best. 

You as a Christian and I as a secular humanist have at least slightly different worldviews Carol but thank you for being a person of steadfast conscience and principle.  

by Brett Paatsch (0 articles, 2 quicklinks, 17 diaries, 773 comments) on Friday, October 12, 2007 at 6:48:18 PM
 

 

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