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Oregon Democratic Party:
'Impeach 5 on U.S. Supreme Court!'

Plan Would Make Heist of Election 2000 an Issue in Congress

Delegation has 4 Democratic House members and One Senator

By Jack Nichols

Chief Justice William Rehnquist: Headed for impeachment?

Portland, Oregon-When five U.S. Supreme Court justices appointed Mr. George W. Bush to the presidency, hoping thereby to avoid undue political controversies, they did not foresee unflagging Oral Majority protests www.oralmajorityonline.com such as have occurred in Florida and elsewhere. They could not have been aware that such Internet sites as www.the-rule-of-law.com or www.democrats.com would help to increase the clout of the Illegitimate Bush movement nationwide.

Nor could those 5 Supreme Court justices (whom the Oral Majority calls 'The Gang of Five') have anticipated that 66 in Oregon's Democratic Party would suddenly become first, in the official ranks of the nation's main opposition party, to give a voice to many 'outraged' Democratic Party members, demanding that the U.S. Congress debate the high court's pro-Bush electoral decision last December while, simultaneously, issuing a call for the justices' impeachment.

Oregon's Democratic Party says it wants an "immediate investigation of the behavior" of those five justices who voted to stop Florida's hand-recounts, thereby helping to manipulate that state's Election 2000 vote count.

Six hundred and seventy-three U.S. professors of law from 137 universities have signed a joint statement condemning the U.S. Supreme Court decision. Several highly-acclaimed and top-selling books critiquing the Supreme Court include Alan Dershowitz's Supreme Injustice and Vincent Bugliosi's The Betrayal of America, both climbing high on non-fiction charts.

Oregon's Democratic Party officials are looking to their congressional delegation, four Democratic House members and one Democratic senator, to begin the investigation.

The 'Gang of Five' include Chief Justice William Rehnquist, Associate Justice Antonin Scalia, San Day O'Connor, Clarence Thomas and Anthony Kennedy.

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Oral Majority's Bob Kunst told GayToday: "I sent the Oregon Democrats congratulations for their foresight. It's an important and telling move on their part. If only our timid Florida Democratic officials could follow Oregon's patriotic lead. They haven't caught on here yet to how strongly ordinary Democrat-Floridians really feel about Big Brother Jeb Bush, Katherine Harris and the stolen November 7 election."