This Year in #Accountability: 2011 2011 has certainly been a splashy pink year in exposing the truth about policy makers, decision makers and elected officials who have publicly failed, sometimes miserably, in the struggle for equality, civil liberties, accountability, peace and social justice. Below are some highlights from a memorable year. Almost everything was caught [...]
Saturday, November 26, 2011
#OWS: Hats Off To The Agents Of Disruption By Nancy Mancias There’s a wave of political disruptions taking the 1% by storm causing known figures such as Dick Cheney, Condoleezza Rice and former Goldman Sachs CEO Henry Paulson to take refuge and causing others like Karl Rove to simply “lose his mind”. The 99% has [...]
Saturday, October 22, 2011
This Week in Accountability, October 22, 2011 During a visit to the state of Washington, Karl Rove was met with opposition from demonstrators protesting his intent to buy the 2012 election with corporate funds. Leading the charge at the demonstration was former U.S. ambassador Joe Wilson whose wife Valerie Plame was exposed as a C.I.A. [...]
Sunday, October 16, 2011
This Week in Accountability, October 16, 2011 Former Vice President Dick Cheney manages to stay in the news defending torture and insisting the intelligence to invade Iraq was correct. He has praised President Obama’s use of targeted assassination and felt the White House should apologize to former Bush administration officials for criticizing enhanced interrogation. President [...]
Saturday, September 3, 2011
This Week in Accountability, September 3, 2011 San Francisco activists including CODEPINK staged a protest outside the Marine Memorial where ‘Torture Memo’ author John Yoo was speaking at a Young Republican event. Also speaking at the event was Ann Coulter and Andrew Breitbart. John Yoo was Bush’s Top Legal Lackey in helping to create the [...]
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
CODEPINK gives Karl Rove indigestion at DC luncheon By Medea Benjamin On September 14, Karl Rove was speaking in Washington DC at a luncheon for the Legislative Conference of the American College of Cardiology. Perhaps the cardiologists wanted to see how a guy without a heart can continue to breathe and give lectures and evade [...]
Sunday, December 25, 2011
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