Impeachment is mere the investigations into possible criminal conduct by any branch of the united states government. There are many various outcomes and penalties, but the investigations must occur, NOW!

I believe that as the crimes and evidence are uncovered against this corrupt administration, we will see nancy p's 'votes needed' materialize out of thin air, lest the GOP suffer another 20+ year exile from the seat of power in Wash D.C.

Right On Mr.McGovern ,
I read this first thing this morning and jumped up and yelled YES , perfect timing , hang these bastards ( after the trial of course ) , to bad there can not be a trial , who would be in the jury ?? .

Wanna know how bad? look at this!: Janus

I would be more surprised if none of that was going on. We've given away billions of dollars to some really shady folks. We've provided WMD technology to people that would love to use it against us.

Cheney and the rest of the tyrants that make up the Dumbya administration are, without a doubt, the worst criminals to ever occupy the White House. McGovern's article makes a clear case for impeachment. Some say it is too late, they're wrong!

Not buying it. These corporate media monopolies need to be destroyed. Lollimom

Yes, they're pathetic. Boycott corporate media of all kinds NOW! Kill your television and never pay a cable bill ever again. That is a good start.

Prosecution.

If we impeached now, no government money would go to the boosh library, he'd probably be stripped of the presidential pension, chainey and others impeached with him could never hold an office of public trust, and it would pave the way for possible criminal trials.

And before anyone makes a claim of prosecutorial discretion, that's largely not in the investigation stage since all an impeachment is is essentially doing is what a grand jury does. Billing (impeached), and no-billing (acquitted). The idea that you can't get enough people in the Senate to convict (probably true in this case with obstructionist Republicans) is irrelevant. Could you imagine a prosecutor refusing to put someone on trial because he wasn't sure he could get a jury to convict? They might not try someone if they're not sure of their evidence, otherwise it would be a dereliction of the duties as court officers.

Fascist States of America @ 10:

Prosecution.

Prostitution.

ysbaddaden @ 12:

Sorry for the frags, but it's been hous since I've had a drink.

Whatever happened to Fraggle Rock?

Awesome. Really awesome.
*

Will congress find the balls to do it? I had thought that impeachment hearings would be a waste of time. But now with the influx of energized young new voters pushing change, dems would be smart to start hearings. It looks possible that this energized wave will elect either Obama or Edwards. By starting hearings now it will put the repugs on the defensive. The rightwing slime machine will have to spend time defending the policys of bush and the repugs. Edwards or Obama can run on offense all the to the whitehouse.

naschkatze @ 17:

This is what Edmonds couldn't get American legislators to even listen to or anyone in the US press to print. It is a bombshell, and The London Times is no tabloid. I think they must see the potential of a valid story here. I hope she has finally found the chink in the wall.

I'm spreading the story everywhere I can. The reality is that some news programs are starting to take their stories directly from internet sites such as C&L, Reddit, Digg, etc... b/c they can know if the stories will be popular, so if we spread it around enough the gravity of the story has to sink in somewhere.

Disucssion of the Impeachment Issue heard across the country, gaining momentum
Listen starting at 8 minutes
http://bayradio.com/kgo_archives/00300.mp3
http://bayradio.com/kgo_archives/00400.mp3

Rocky Anderson Uses Last Day Working Against Bush, Letter calls for Impeachment
January 6th, 2008 1:25 pm
http://www.michaelmoore.com/words/latestnews/index.php?id=10659

Acclaimed Lord of the Ring Actor Viggo Mortensen and Candidate Kucinich Will Appear on Impeahment Panel Tonight
http://www.malibuartsreviews.com/news/010608kucinichmortensen.html

We need hearings just to show the rest of the world that we are serious about correcting the wrongs that have been committed by our leaders over the past 7 years.

Obama is kenyan.

GFR @ 28:

Obama is kenyan.

No he's not. He's an American. Born here. If he were Kenyan, he couldn't run for Pres.

Gorilla Radio blog: And Shall it be the Law of the Town? Arresting George W. Bush
http://gorillaradioblog.blogspot.com/2008/01/and-shall-it-be-law-of-town...

Janus @ 1:

Wanna know how bad? look at this!:

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/middle_east/article3137695.ece

This is a bombshell!

please C&L make this it's own topic

I second that emotion :)

Excuse me Nancy, (clearing the table)..now...The American People are putting IMPEACHMENT , 'BACK' on your little table. Do your JOB!

Lawyers demand Bush hearings
1,000 attorneys call for probes into criminal, unconstitutional activity.
http://rawstory.com/comments/42589.html

Janus @ 22:

naschkatze @ 17:

This is what Edmonds couldn't get American legislators to even listen to or anyone in the US press to print. It is a bombshell, and The London Times is no tabloid. I think they must see the potential of a valid story here. I hope she has finally found the chink in the wall.

I'm spreading the story everywhere I can. The reality is that some news programs are starting to take their stories directly from internet sites such as C&L, Reddit, Digg, etc... b/c they can know if the stories will be popular, so if we spread it around enough the gravity of the story has to sink in somewhere.

I've put your link up on a couple of blogs, and did you know that Raw Story covered it too?

Americans: Soldiers, Veterans, Patriots, Citizens; Republicans, Democrats, Independent, Libertarian, Green, Local, State & Federal Prosecutors and Officials are UNITING to help our Country.

UNITED WE STAND - TO PROTECT OUR COUNTRY

--> FROM GEORGE W. BUSH, RICHARD B. CHENEY, INTER-CONNECTED THINK TANKS, PACS, LOBBYISTS AND ALIGNED SPONSORS, PUNDITS & PROPAGANDISTS WITHIN THE US NEWS, RADIO AND CABLE MEDIA. ALL WHO ARE DIRECTLY PARTICIPATING IN THE COVER-UP OF CRIMES, PAST AND PRESENT. THEY HAVE NO CREDIBILITY LEFT.

ACLU of Florida Calls for Impeachment Hearings for Bush and Cheney
Submitted by davidswanson on Sat, 2008-01-05 20:36. Impeachment
By David Swanson
he American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Florida has followed the lead of the ACLU of Central Florida, the ACLU of Monroe County Florida, and the ACLU of the Treasure Coast (Florida), all of which followed the lead of the ACLU of Southern California in backing impeachment and calling for the National ACLU to do the same.
http://www.afterdowningstreet.org/?q=node/29837

Dave Lindorff: People Power Forces Corporate Media to do the Right Thing
Submitted by BuzzFlash on Fri, 12/21/2007
http://www.buzzflash.com/articles/lindorff/048

over 181,000 signatures on wexlers website to impeach cheney
http://wexlerwantshearings.com/

nearly 1 MILLION signatures to impeach both bush and cheney
http://www.impeachbush.org/site/News2?page=NewsArticle&id=5197

for more information also go to
http://www.afterdowningstreet.org/

McGovern is a national treasure. He was, is, and always will be the man

If things work out in a strictly legalistic basis, impeachment & removal from office would be the best these people could hope for.

George McGovern - another war hero portrayed by the GOP as a coward.

Ex-Canuck @ 13:

Way to go George!!! (McGovern that is). Quite a piece, though there are also many impeachable offenses you did not mention. The readers on C&L know well what they are.
I only want the other george (the war criminal, bush) to be gone, by whatever means. He has damaged this country so that average Americans may not be able to hold their heads high with pride for decades to come. Indeed, bush is worse than Nixon ever could be.

The name of george bush should go down in infamy, joined by his architect, cheney and all the others who have tried to destroy the US during this disastrous 8 years. It would also be most fitting if bush and his cabal were tried for war crimes, and suffered the logical punishments for such crimes, as did Sadaam Hussein.

Heh...

Will go down in hisory as America's 4 greatest national disasters to date:

1) Pearl Harbor
2) 911
3) Katrina
4) Bush-Cheney Administration

Of which only #4 may the damage done be irreversible.

Just curious - how many of you screaming for Bush's blood actually voted for him in 2000 and/or 2004?

Granted - the 2000 election was a travesty of justice - (thank you Katherine Harris and the Supreme Court!), but how do you explain the overwhelming endorsement of Bush in 2004????

How many people who hated Bush never got off their apathetic backsides and go out and VOTE????

It's bizarre! The US invades Iraq to restore democracy - but the basic democratic duty ie. voting is ignored by more than 50% of the population!!!

The US should introduce COMPULSORY voting! It is one day every 4 years and could mean the difference of yet another awful president like Bush or something much better! A rat turd would be better!!!!

Now that the attention is on the 2008 election - I dread to think what else Bush and Cheney can do before they leave office!

Unless impeachment proceedings begin PRONTO - I believe that Bushy will invade Iran before he goes!

Nancy and Harry - you were voted in to DO SOMETHING!!!! Your apathy will definitely be remembered at the next elections!!!

IMPEACH IMPEACH IMPEACH!

And p.s. - Dear Hague - start the war crimes tribunal NOW!

L.A. Confidential @ 41:

I'd like a candidate-commander in chief who is going to bring the troops home immediately. Order the military-industrial complex to radically scale back. And remove the neocon imperialist boots off the necks of hundreds of millions of people around the world as well as our own.

You said it!! Thanks...

Isn't it a capital offense felony to kill in the process of a theft punishable by capital punishment in this country? Killing thousands based on a lie to steal oil, what's that called?

Imperial conservatives are for capital punishment laws for the poor and middle class if they kill, not to be applied to themselves. The laws they push for the rest of us don't apply to them as we have seen time and time again. Hell, Bush and Cheney will get off without even so much as impeachment or imprisonment.

There are 2 Americas all right.

41, 47 an 56:
this candidate exists, his name is DENNIS KUCINICH

Right on! @ 56:

L.A. Confidential @ 41:

I'd like a candidate-commander in chief who is going to bring the troops home immediately. Order the military-industrial complex to radically scale back. And remove the neocon imperialist boots off the necks of hundreds of millions of people around the world as well as our own.

You said it!! Thanks...

You forgot to say VOTE FOR KUCINICH!!!
He is the only candidate that promises these things.

Ruthless People @ 58:

Isn't it a capital offense felony to kill in the process of a theft punishable by capital punishment in this country? Killing thousands based on a lie to steal oil, what's that called?

Imperial conservatives are for capital punishment laws for the poor and middle class if they kill, not to be applied to themselves. The laws they push for the rest of us don't apply to them as we have seen time and time again. Hell, Bush and Cheney will get off without even so much as impeachment or imprisonment.

There are 2 Americas all right.

When the Democratic president takes over, we cannot allow these things to go unpunished. I know we have to have a positive message and move in the direction of redressing the sickness in this country, but I will be totally pissed if Cheney/Bush and ALL the people who have worked for them and have committed crimes are granted amnesty. We cannot say if you are rich and powerful, you can commit any crime you want, even treason, and get away with it. That would not be a country of laws in my eyes.

They allowed this because it is McGovern, so that the village eldgers and Fox news can dismiss this as 'that whacko socialist McGovern'

Although I think that Bush and Cheney need to be impeached by the american people...the U.S. has not signed on as a member of the United War Crimes Tribuninal because they were afraid that the they could be sent there if they were ever accused of war crimes..if I am wrong I apologize now...but thats what I think I heard a couple of years back.

May I say, about time! The big question is will the lefty blogosphere get behind Wexler's petition and push to get the signups over 1 million by Jan 15? C&L, FDL, atrios and others have a very wide readership and could do for Wexler what they did for Dodd, that is give him the kind of unremitting support so that impeachment hearings can no longer be suppressed.

http://www.wexlerwantshearings.com/

(for a longer and more informational diatribe, see my comments at Mike’s blog roundup today)

I (along with 75% of AMERICA) agreed with the former Senator. That initiating an impeachment hearing is at least sends a message that AMERICA opposed to the lawlessness of the current Bush/Cheney Administration and the complicity of the Speaker of the House and the Chairman of the judiciary committee for allowing these abuses to continue which is leaving an unprecedented abuses open for the future presidents by failing their duties to defend our U.S. Constitution and to utilize the one viable remedy of IMPEACHMENT prescribed under our U.S. Constitution. It is a complete disregard and disrespect for our founding fathers and to many patriotic AMERICANS who have died and sacrificed their life to fight and defend our most precious document. There is NO excuse acceptable in disobeying this mandated action. No ONE is above the LAW. No Corporation or Special Interest is above the LAW. Any divertion to a "set" LAW; particularly one that has been ACCEPTED for more than 200 years IS clearly a VIOLATION.

I however, do not agree with Mr. McGovern's opinion of the TIME-LINE it would take to IMPEACH. I believe his basis that it might take a long time is based on his experience during the Nixon Impeachment..........several decades ago.

Like my father who is 80 years old does not fully understand that processing time today has been IMPROVED by the help of data collections; and advanced technology that did not exist during the Nixon Era. Computers technology, info accessability are almost instantaneously available to authorized users. So NO......I believe that a hearing can take place soon and done so more efficiently and effectively today. The willingness by the people are already there. The obstruction to this process in not by the people but rather by those elected officials who we have entrusted to execute this process.

THE PROBLEM is IN-HOUSE (House of Congress).

On behalf of my nation that I love and my fellow citizens; I thank Mr. McGovern for doing the right thing and SPEAKING OUT.

This lead me to question WHY the rest of the prominent political leaders are NOT speaking out publicly.

Why are these people being silent about IMPEACHMENT?
1. Nancy Reagan
2. Jimmy Carter
3. Bill Clinton
4. Al Gore
5. Majority of Congress and Senate (Rep & Dem)
6. Trial Lawyers of America
7. Governors and Mayors and local County Supervisors

why?

Dom @ 67:

This is completely off-topic, but I wanted to tell of something that happened to me on the HuffPO site. An article was posted by Ari Emanuel (brother of Rahm, Dickhead-IL) basically recounting the failures of Bushco. I wrote two comments about how much Bush was enabled by Ari's brother and the rest of the Dem turncoats of the DLC, and how if he and the rest of them had stood up instead of kissing Chimpy's ass perhaps Bush would not have gotten away with as much. I also stated that I was extremely upset at how Rahm had taken credit - along with his DLC buddies - for the Dem victory in 2006, when we all know it was bloggers from the netroots and progessive, not centrist, Dems that turned the tide in our favor. My comments were never printed. As a matter of fact, I responded again 2 or 3 times and again, no such luck. What gives? Just because Ari is related to a 3rd-rate congressman he can't take criticism? What a pussy!

I think you're talking about the left hand side of HuffPo with various opinion type posts. They give a warning that if you are not polite to their guest poster, your comment won't appear. A couple of times I haven't shown up either because after I thought about it, I could see that my comments were off-topic.

Truly if the country doesn't do the right thing now -- left AND right -- by impeachment, we will regret it forever.

Blind loyalty is no virtue. The conservatives should get on board with this.

bettestreep @ 54:

Just curious - how many of you screaming for Bush's blood actually voted for him in 2000 and/or 2004?

Granted - the 2000 election was a travesty of justice - (thank you Katherine Harris and the Supreme Court!), but how do you explain the overwhelming endorsement of Bush in 2004????

How many people who hated Bush never got off their apathetic backsides and go out and VOTE????

It's bizarre! The US invades Iraq to restore democracy - but the basic democratic duty ie. voting is ignored by more than 50% of the population!!!

2000 - Not me (voted for Gore)

2004 - Not me again (voted for Kerry)

2004 - first of all, it wasn't an overwhelming endorsement of Bush, and anyway it's pretty obvious by now that voter fraud helped him carry the day (Ohio especially), as well as millions of idiots in this country not willing to vote against a "war" president, even when they knew the occupation was based on a pack of lies.

Let's not get too excited about Senator George McGovern's article being published. The right consider him to be a voice from the fringe so with its publication, they've tainted the idea of impeachment with that same label. At least so goes their thinking, IMHO.

Nancy Pelosi had no right to "take impeachment off the table." That's not her decision to make. The American people elect representatives to be exactly that - our representatives. Too many elected officials forget who they are working for.

Article Two of the United States Constitution (Section 4) states that "The President, Vice President, and all other civil Officers of the United States shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.

She can't take away our constitutional rights any more than Bushco can. We have the right to demand impeachment hearings on this administration because of their crimes.

I agree, McGovern is a national treasure. He also harks back to the days when Democrats and Republicans could be friends and work together. I wonder where this country would be now if he had become President, instead of Nixon.

MN USA @ 82:

Nancy Pelosi had no right to "take impeachment off the table." That's not her decision to make.

No, you are wrong, it is absolutely her decision to make, and she made it. She accepted the onus for preventing a failed conviction, which would deliver a new mandate to the bastards who seized the country.

A year later, failing to convict Cheney wouldn't be such a bad outcome, so I believe that that impeachment should go forward. We have about two months to make that happen if it is going to, but hanging around bashing the scapegoat will not get it done.

Proud American @ 72:

THE PROBLEM is IN-HOUSE (House of Congress).

No, the problem is in the Senate.

My Rep., Diane Watson, says we are 30 votes shy for impeachment in the House. In Conyers' committee, it is maybe one or two votes to change and the Cheney impeachment can reach the floor. Thirty votes in the House is not impossible.

The problem REMAINS the 40 votes shy in the Senate, a 'House' in which getting four or five more votes would be a seachange, much less ten times that.

MN USA @ 82:

Nancy Pelosi had no right to "take impeachment off the table." That's not her decision to make. The American people elect representatives to be exactly that - our representatives. Too many elected officials forget who they are working for.

Article Two of the United States Constitution (Section 4) states that "The President, Vice President, and all other civil Officers of the United States shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.

She can't take away our constitutional rights any more than Bushco can. We have the right to demand impeachment hearings on this administration because of their crimes.

I agree, McGovern is a national treasure. He also harks back to the days when Democrats and Republicans could be friends and work together. I wonder where this country would be now if he had become President, instead of Nixon.

Very true, Crimes have been committed during the past seven years and the LAW demands Accountability!!!

Impeach BUSH AND CHENEY, AND PELOSI, HOYER AND REID too if they continue to obstruct justice.

Paul in LA @ 89:

karma52 @ 68:

the U.S. has not signed on as a member of the United War Crimes Tribuninal because they were afraid that the they could be sent there if they were ever accused of war crimes

Clinton's delegate SIGNED the ICC agreement; Ron Paul, the Republicans in Congress, and George Bush revoked that signature in (early) 2001.

Ron Paul especially brought bills forward to bar any cooperation with the ICC, and in fact brought forward an amendment authorizing Bush to militarily attack Holland if the ICC arrested any US service person for warcrimes.

Bush and Blair were already found guilty (in abstentia) of war crimes in Iraq by an International War Crimes Tribunal

It's well past time to determine the failure of this administration, in oh so many ways.

Turkish War Tribunal finds Bush & Blair Guilty of War Crimes
http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=us&q=World+Tribunal+Iraq&scoring=d

'Tribunal' accuses US, Britain of warcrimes in Iraq
Reuters.uk, UK 06-24-2005 - 15 hours ago
... the United States and Britain on Friday of committing war crimes in the invasion and occupation of Iraq in a symbolic "tribunal" in Turkey's largest city. ...
http://today.reuters.co.uk/news/newsArticle.aspx?type=worldNews&storyID=...

Turkey to host Iraq War Crimes Tribunal
06-24-2005
http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=us&q=Turkey+tribunal+iraq

War Crimes: The Posse Gathers
By Jeremy Brecher and Brendan Smith
05 December, 2005
Foreign Policy In Focus

Diverse forces are assembling to bring Bush administration officials to account for war crimes. Cindy Sheehan, Gold Star Mother for Peace, insists: “We cannot have these people pardoned. They need to be tried on war crimes and go to jail.” Paul Craig Roberts, Hoover Institution senior fellow and assistant secretary of the treasury under Ronald Reagan, charges Bush with “lies and an illegal war of aggression, with outing CIA agents, with war crimes against Iraqi civilians, with the horrors of the Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo torture centers” and calls for the president's impeachment. Anne-Marie Slaughter, dean of the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton and former president of the American Society of International Law, declares: “These policies make a mockery of our claim to stand for the rule of law. [Americans] should be marching on Washington to reject inhumane techniques carried out in our name.”

Can such disparate forces as the peace movement, conservative advocates of the rule of law, and human rights advocates join to halt high government officials demonstrably engaged in criminal enterprise? Can they reach out and appeal to the deep but vacillating commitment of the American people to the national and international rule of law? Or will the Bush administration divide the posse and retain for itself the mantle of defender of international law and the U.S. Constitution?

read the entire artcle;
http://www.countercurrents.org/us-brecher051205.htm

OliverDreams @ 62:

You forgot to say VOTE FOR KUCINICH!!!
He is the only candidate that promises these things.

Because the others know that no such thing CAN be promised.

BoilThemInTheirOil @ 21:

Impeachment is the least of their worries. War crime trials in the Hague are in Bush and Cheney's future. But Impeachment would be a good start!

Thank you for the the information provided...I wasn't sure about that.

Dennis Kucinich presented the bill for the Impeachment of Cheney. This is why the Media excludes him from the debates.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=qJK6ApCcKPo

http://youtube.com/watch?v=yJYbgouqlMw

go fuck yourselfs you nazis. and by that i mean you guys who are reading this message

www.ooyes.net

If you want web site check out here :)

Any questions about who controls the media? They refused to publish editorals about impeaching Bush?

Wexler Impeachment Petition nearing 200,000 signatures
by Mikael Rudolph Page 1 of 1 page(s)
January 6, 2008 at 23:03:56
http://www.opednews.com

182213 signed up and counting...

[Webshot taken Sunday evening of petition tally]
Florida Representative Robert Wexler is steadily closing in on 200,000 signatures on an online petition he posted in December calling for citizen support of impeachment proceedings commencing at once against Vice President Richard B. Cheney.
Rep. Wexler, a member of the House Judiciary Committee where impeachment proceedings are considered, has said that he plans to submit this list to the HJC when the House of Representatives returns to session the week of January 15th.
Former Democratic Party Presidential nominee Senator George McGovern announced today that he has finally painfully come to agree that impeachment hearings are warranted and are in the best interest of the nation. McGovern did so in an article published in Sunday's Washington Post entitled: Nixon Was Bad. These Guys Are Worse.
If you agree with Rep. Wexler and Senator McGovern and believe that an investigation of Cheney's pre-war statements and actions is warranted and are interested in adding your name to the petition, you can do so online at: www.WexlerWantsHearings.com

Take action -- click here to contact your local newspaper or congress people:
impeach Bush & Cheney for Peace
Click here to see the most recent messages sent to congressional reps and local newspapers
www.ImpeachforPeace.org
Minneapolis Organizer: World Can't Wait-Drive Out the Bush Regime ~~~ Co-Founder: ImpeachforPeace.org ~~~
Comments and Article
http://www.opednews.com/articles/genera_mikael___080106_wexler_impeachme...

Luccia @ 99:

Actually, when GWB said he authorized the NSA to monitor American citizens without securing warrants through the FISA court, he was admitting he committed a crime as it's illegal for the President to do what he did. He said he did it numerous times and would do it again. As his confession to "high crimes," let alone "misdemeanors," was public, recorded, and probably secured without resorting to "enhanced interrogation techniques," the confession of repeated criminal acts should be a solid starting place for a criminal prosecution and impeachment.

Yes, Speaker Pelosi, the American People, We the People, are putting impeachment back on the table.

Just as key Democrats in Congress knew about waterboarding back in 2002, it has also been reported they were informed about NSA's surveillance program at the time it began. In neither case did they do anything to stop it.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/story/2008/01/03/ST20080103...

P.D. @ 11:

CNN has also reported this story. I'm glad it has made on MSM. Watching the opinions, many people are pissed off that Pelosi took impeachment off the table. While Bush still has supporters(Ignorant Whack-Os) the majority of Americans believe impeachment is definitely justified. I ,for one, would love to see Bush and all of his co-horts go down as the worst adminastrations in history. I would also send a message that Jeb Bush could never get elected as president. I shudder at the thought.

Well they pulled it 12 hours later.
The google search that shows there used to be an article:

http://www.google.com/search?source=ig&hl=en&rlz=&q=McGovern%3A+Time+to+...

The empty page that CNN now displays saying NOBODY HOME. Less than 24 hours after the original post:

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/01/06/mcgovern-time-to-impeach...

Google cache of the article that for the life of me I cannot understand any reason why it would be gone already or ever for that matter, archived eventually I suppose but less than 24 hours and NO TRACE:

http://72.14.205.104/search?q=cache:s1jg3RgIVZEJ:politicalticker.blogs.c...