Faced with media censorship, Congressman Wexler pleads for Cheney's impeachment
after getting rejected by the major print news outlets, he set up his own website...
this must be what media censorship in the old soviet union felt like, only THEY didn't have the internet...
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As the House Judiciary Committee continues to refuse any action on proposals to impeach Vice President Dick Cheney, three of that panel's members tried to take their case to influential op-ed pages of the nation's largest newspapers.
They were turned down by every one -- including the New York Times, Washington Post and Miami Herald -- so now one of the lawmakers has taken his campaign to the Internet.
Rep. Robert Wexler (D-FL) on Friday launched a new Web site, WexlerWantsHearings.com to advance his call to impeach Cheney. The site hosts an op-ed article censored by the nation's major newspapers and outlines the case for impeaching Cheney.
this must be what media censorship in the old soviet union felt like, only THEY didn't have the internet...
Labels: censorship, Dick Cheney, former Soviet Union, House Judiciary Committee, House of Representatives, HR 333, Impeachment, media, Robert Wexler
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