Here are some of the hottest stories on all efforts for the  of the President and/or Vice President:

Why The Democrats Will Not Impeach                                                                                                                                      CounterCurrents.org - India
I expressed my opinion on Cambridge cable TV that I was not hopeful that the would impeach since they had been complicit in all of the atrocities of the Bush administration since the beginning of this administration. Of course, there are some exceptions but I would say at least 95% of those elected politicians in Congress are complicit to varying degrees and are as guilty of the atrocities of the Bush administration as George Bush and Dick Cheney are.

Judiciary Committee should move to impeach Bush and Cheney                                                                                                                                                               By eaprez
While Caroline Kennedy was endorsing Obama on the editorial pages of the NY Times, Former Congresswoman Elizabeth Holtzman was calling for the Impeachment of Bush and Cheney on the pages of the Philadelphia Enquirer. Former Congresswoman Elizabeth Holtzman (eholtzman@herrick.com) served on the House Judiciary Committee during proceedings toward Nixon’s impeachment. She coauthored the 1973 special-prosecutor statute, and cowrote (with Cynthia L. Cooper) the 2006 book “The Impeachment of George W. Bush.”

Impeaching Bushilicious is Delayed                                                                                                                                                       By buelahman
Kucinich said Monday that he met with members of the House Judiciary Committee after making last week’s impeachment pledge. He said he came away “hopeful there will be an inquiry by the Judiciary Committee.” “I will give them the opportunity to proceed before introducing articles of impeachment,” he said in a statement. The committee’s spokeswoman did not respond to requests for comment.”

Impeach Bush clamor doesn’t move Democratic leader
FinalCall.com - Chicago,IL,USA
Days later three members of the House Judiciary Committee called on committee chair John Conyers to conduct impeachment hearings. “In this time, at this moment, Congress must stand for truth,” Rep. Robert Wexler (D-Fla.) said in a floor speech Jan. 14. “A growing chorus of Americans is calling for accountability. The response from Congress thus far has been silence and denial.”

Why impeach Bush now?
Sioux City Journal - Sioux City,IA,USA                                                                                                                                                                                       George McGovern wrote an op-ed piece for the Washington Post calling for the impeachment of President Bush (“Why I believe Bush must go”). In the column, McGovern writes, “Of course, there seems to be little bipartisan support for impeachment. The political scene is marked by narrow and sometimes superficial partisanship, especially among Republicans …”

Code Pink Gathers to Protest Bush State of the Union - Jan 29
Beyond Chron - San Francisco,CA,USA
Impeach! Indict!” Members and supporters of CodePINK gathered at Tommy’s Joynt last night to heckle President George W. Bush as he arrived at the US Capitol to deliver his 8th and final “Sorry State of the Union.” Local news reporters chuckled to themselves as the rowdy peace activists booed, hissed, jeered, laughed, and generally derided the President.

Kucinich postpones Bush impeachment effort
The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com - Cleveland,OH,USA                                                                                                                                                          Washington — After promising to mark President Bush’s final State of the Union speech by introducing articles of impeachment against Bush, Cleveland Democratic Rep. postponed the effort. Kucinich said Monday that he met with members of the House Judiciary Committee after making last week’s impeachment pledge. He said he came away "hopeful there will be an inquiry by the Judiciary Committee."