So what is article #35 DUers

[malaise]

Any guesses?

I'm betting using false threats of attacks to incite fear.

Add.

[LSparkle]

1. Has he mentioned that they were SPYING on us before 9/11?

If not, I'll vote for that ...

[malaise]

3. Yep n/t

[LSparkle]

8. Then I'm with you ... now that we know (from Scottie) that they manipulated ...

the media ... I think that's probably it. Maybe a mention
of the "military advisers" they sent to the networks to help
them "sell the new product."

[malaise]

22. Dennis is way better - first responders

I should have known his logical mind would cover everything connected with 9/11

This has been an unbelievable night.

Sp.

[LSparkle]

25. God, please, we need a mind like his in Obama's administration

Someone who really DOES get the big picture, somone
who can -- even in the midst of the hatred, outrage,
apoplexia that we've ALL experienced -- logically
organize his thoughts and present a cogent analysis
of eight years of crime.

Thank God for an erudite man like Dennis Kucinich!

[malaise]

31. Attorney General would scare the shit out of

criminals

[Aviation Pro]

2. LIHOP....

....donning asbestos flame suit.

[malaise]

4. Could be although he dealt with Iraq and Iran hours ago n/t

[nebenaube]

28. the Riechtag II was MIHOP and you know it... n/t

[Aviation Pro]

37. Until evidence, presented in court, proves otherwise....

...I'll stick with LIHOP. (Although MI shows strong evidence of surfacing).

[tekisui]

5. I just got on, so I missed the first 30.

Torture, illegal war propaganda, ans treason were all there, right?

[malaise]

6. Oh yes - he has covered almost every damn crime

committed by these goons.

[tekisui]

11. Looking forward to the transcript.

What action will be made on these articles. will they have a vote tonight?

[malaise]

23. I want my own DVD as well as the transcript n/t

[lovuian]

7. Lying to American people in State of Union address

about WMD

[malaise]

10. covered hours ago n/t

Here comes # 35

[seemslikeadream]

9. well he's on 9/11 now

[malaise]

12. Article #35

Endangering the health of 9/11 first responders - makes sense.
Brilliant Dennis.

[eleny]

13. Wow!

The 9/11 responders.

[malaise]

18. Thorough beyond my wildest imagination

very well organized.

[seemslikeadream]

health of 9/11 workers

[Sydnie]

14. endangering the health of 9/11 first responders n/t

[LSparkle]

15. Christie Todd Whitman ... I take back what I said

She obviously had no ability to control this ...
Going through NATIONAL SECURITY COMMITTEE ... they
specifically wanted her OUT of the equation because
commerce was more important than health - get Wall Street
back up and running; who cares about the responders' health ...

MURDER -- Whitman's hands aren't clean but they aren't as
dirty as ... that motherfucking RatBastard's.

[thecrow]

16. ....being too stupid to be the pResident?

Looking too goofy?
Can't speak english?
Can't walk?
Can't eat a pretzel?

Oh it's 9-11 first responder danger!
A very good one!!!

[malaise]

21. LOL

After all of this you really having me cracking up here :rofl:

[doublethink]

24. I thought it would be for butchering the english language for the last 8 years.

"Fish coexisting with men", "Are your childrens learning?", "The free love comment about the OBGYN's" etc... etc ...

Maybe that all comes under your "can't speak english one though"? :shrug:

[Muttocracy]

27. putting food on your family ! :-)

[doublethink]

30. Good one .......

and after hearing McCain say this ..... "We should be able to deliver bottled hot water to dehydrated babies" ...... the other day ..... I said oh boy not again ..... no way ....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DqR7zis99I :)

[malaise]

33. Wasn't that childrens??

:rofl:

[doublethink]

34. Yeah I think your right ...... edited the post to make it the correct bushisim ....

:silly:

[mikelgb]

17. 35 - 9/11 First Responders Health

[undeterred]

19. Endangering the health of 911 first responders, residents, workers

near the WTC. Good one.

[newmajority]

20. Endangering the health of 911 first responders.

Nail those bastards.

[Graybeard]

26. Thank you Rep. Kucinich. It has finally been said.

And the case for impeachment is now officially on record.

[lonestarnot]

29. And it's on the fucking record!

[aquart]

32. And yet they will do nothing.

Setting the precedent that the president may commit any crime any time and stay in office.

[Moochy]

36. IOKIYAR

an oldie but goodie.

[alfredo]

35. #35 is his weird habit of smiling while talking our our dead soldiers.

[goodhue]

38. ARTICLE XXXV

ARTICLE XXXV.--ENDANGERING THE HEALTH OF 9/11 FIRST RESPONDERS

In his conduct while President of the United States, George W. Bush, in violation of his constitutional oath to faithfully execute the office of President of the United States and, to the best of his ability, preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States, and in violation of his constitutional duty under Article II, Section 3 of the Constitution ``to take care that the laws be faithfully executed'', has both personally and acting through his agents and subordinates, together with the Vice President, recklessly endangered the health of first responders, residents, and workers at and near the former location of the World Trade Center in New York City.

The Inspector General of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) August 21, 2003, report numbered 2003-P-00012 and entitled ``EPA's Response to the World Trade Center Collapse: Challenges, Successes, and Areas for Improvement,'' includes the following findings:

``hen EPA made a September 18 announcement that the air was `safe' to breathe, it did not have sufficient data and analyses to make such a blanket statement. At that time, air monitoring data was lacking for several pollutants of concern, including particulate matter and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). Furthermore, The White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) influenced, through the collaboration process, the information that EPA communicated to the public through its early press releases when it convinced EPA to add reassuring statements and delete cautionary ones.

``As a result of the White House CEQ's influence, guidance for cleaning indoor spaces and information about the potential health effects from WTC debris were not included in EPA-issued press releases. In addition, based on CEQ's influence, reassuring information was added to at least one press release and cautionary information was deleted from EPA's draft version of that press release ..... The White House's role in EPA's public communications about WTC environmental conditions was described in a September 12, 2001, e-mail from the EPA Deputy Administrator's Chief of Staff to senior EPA officials:

`` `All statements to the media should be cleared through the NSC before they are released.'

``According to the EPA Chief of Staff, one particular CEQ official was designated to work with EPA to ensure that clearance was obtained through NSC. The Associate Administrator for the EPA Office of Communications, Education, and Media Relations (OCEMR) said that no press release could be issued for a 3- to 4-week period after September 11 without approval from the CEQ contact.''

Acting EPA Administrator Marianne Horinko, who sat in on EPA meetings with the White House, has said in an interview that the White House played a coordinating role. The National Security Council played the key role, filtering incoming data on ground zero air and water, Horinko said: ``I think that the thinking was, these are experts in WMD (weapons of mass destruction), so they should have the coordinating role.''

In the cleanup of the Pentagon following September 11, 2001, Occupational Safety and Health Administration laws were enforced, and no workers became ill. At the World Trade Center site, the same laws were not enforced.

In the years since the release of the EPA Inspector General's above-cited report, the Bush Administration has still not effected a clean-up of the indoor air in apartments and workspaces near the site.

Screenings conducted at the Mount Sinai Medical Center and released in the September 10, 2004, Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) of the federal Centers For Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), produced the following results:

``Both upper and lower respiratory problems and mental health difficulties are widespread among rescue and recovery workers who dug through the ruins of the World Trade Center in the days following its destruction in the attack of September 11, 2001.

``An analysis of the screenings of 1,138 workers and volunteers who responded to the World Trade Center disaster found that nearly three-quarters of them experienced new or worsened upper respiratory problems at some point while working at Ground Zero. And half of those examined had upper and/or lower respiratory symptoms that persisted up to the time of their examinations, an average of eight months after their WTC efforts ended.''

A larger study released in 2006 found that roughly 70 percent of nearly 10,000 workers tested at Mount Sinai from 2002 to 2004 reported that they had new or substantially worsened respiratory problems while or after working at ground zero. This study showed that many of the respiratory ailments, including sinusitis and asthma, and gastrointestinal problems related to them, initially reported by ground zero workers persisted or grew worse over time. Most of the ground zero workers in the study who reported trouble breathing while working there were still having those problems two and a half years later, an indication of chronic illness unlikely to improve over time.