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This was our handout for our 25th Thursday of demanding Rep. Blumenauer honor his oath of office:
A special thanks to Jack and Malcolm for getting this out!

Can you connect these dots?

SOLE OATH OF OFFICE, required by the sixth article of the United States Constitution, administered to all Members of the House of Representatives: “I, Loyal Citizen of the Republic, do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter. So help me God.

House Resolution 333 for the impeachment of Vice President Dick Cheney is off the House floor, and has instead been sent to the Judiciary Committee for "further study." This maneuver, organized by Pelosi and the Democratic leadership, is consistent with their mantra that impeachment is "off the table." But, we are told Nancy Pelosi is reported to have replied to the question of impeachment that if she received 10,000 hand written letters she would proceed with it. What are we waiting for?

Cindy Sheehan wrote this:

Dear Friends

Instead of sending your impeachment letters for Dick Cheney to Nancy Pelosi's office, send them to my office so we can get an official count.

Please send them to:

Nancy Pelosi
c/o Cindy Sheehan
RE: Impeach Dick Cheney
1260 Mission Blvd
San Francisco, Ca 94103

Please pass this around and have them sent by Friday, November 16th and we will have them delivered to her office in San Francisco before Thanksgiving.

The Oregonian today published John Frohnmayer's op-ed on the need to impeach the current President.

Impeachment is not a political issue. It's a constitutional issue. The U.S. Constitution describes impeachment more fully and carefully than practically any other power delegated to Congress. Impeachment is mentioned six times in the Constitution as the remedy for any misbehavior of our high officials. Yes, President Clinton's impeachment was a political circus, but impeachment of President Bush is necessary to maintain our government's separation of powers, our checks and balances, our Constitution's integrity.

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