At this very moment in Washington, the Clerk of the United States House of Representatives is reading Rep. Dennis Kucinich's 35-count impeachment resolution. According to C-SPAN television, the Clerk began the reading at 8:25pm ET; it is now 11:04pm ET; the Clerk is currently reading Article 26. The resolution takes up virtually the entire House Congressional record, spanning 20 pages with three columns of text per page.
I had come across Kucinich reading his resolution in its entirety on the House floor last night; by the time I saw him speaking, he was about half-way through (it was about 10pm). What I find the most remarkable, though, is that none of the mainstream media, except for a smattering of blurbs by a few of them here and there, seem to be paying much attention to it.
Why not?
Sunrise — 6:18.
5 hours ago
2 comments:
"Why not?"
Hm. Probably for the same reason that the MSM hasn't been paying much attention to Ralph Nader's presidential bid this go-round: it's a largely empty gesture with little to no support, and one that will have very little impact except on one man's ego.
Had this been introduced by a major player, it could well have gotten some traction. But the way the thing was brought up, it's just hot air.
It was on the front of cnn.com ... uh...
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