Pro-Impeachment Candidates for the U.S. House, Senate, and White House in 2008
HOUSE
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Arizona
Rebecca Schneider vs Jeff Flake, AZ-6 Mesa, Gilbert, Queen Creek, Apache Junction, http://rebeccaschneiderforcongress.com
Raul Grijalva, AZ-7, Democrat, incumbent, http://grijalva.house.gov and http://www.grijalvaforcongress.com
Arkansas
Abel Tomlinson, AR-3, Green Party, intends to caucus with the Democrats, and no Democrat is running, http://abelforcongress.com
California
http://calimpeachmentslate.com
Mike Thompson, CA-1, Democrat, incumbent, http://mikethompson.house.gov/.
Carol Wolman, CA-1, Green Party, versus Mike Thompson, www.carolwolmanforcongress.com
Mitch Clogg, CA-1, Democrat, versus Mike Thompson, http://www.mitchcloggforcongress.com
Bill Durston, CA-3, versus Dan Lungren, http://www.durstonforcongress.org
Dave Lynch, CA-5, versus Doris Matsui
Lynn Woolsey, CA-6, Democrat, incumbent http://woolsey.house.gov/ and http://www.woolseyforcongress.com/ .
Ted Newman, CA-6, versus Lynn Woolsey
Bill Callison, CA-7, Peace and Freedom Party, http://www.callisonforcongress.net
Cindy Sheehan, CA-8, Independent, versus Nancy Pelosi, http://www.cindyforcongress.org
Shirley Golub, CA-8, Democrat, versus Nancy Pelosi, link.
Barbara Lee, CA-9, Democrat, incumbent, http://lee.house.gov/ and http://barbaraleespeaksforme.org/ .
Brad Newsham, CA-9, Democrat, versus Barbara Lee.
Eugene E. Ruyle, CA-10, Peace and Freedom Party, versus Ellen Tauscher, http://www.cuyleruyle.com
Phil Rockey, CA-11, versus Jerry McNerney
Mike Moloney, CA-12, Republican, to fill Lantos' seat, http://mikemoloney4congress.com
Barry Hermanson, CA-12, versus Jackie Spier
Cynthia Papermaster, CA-13, Democrat, versus Pete Stark, (Papermaster withdrew after persuading Stark to back impeaching Cheney).
Pete Stark, CA-13, Democrat, incumbent, http://www.house.gov/stark/ and http://www.petestark.com/ .
Carol Brouillet, CA-14, Green Party, http://www.carolforcongress.org/ versus Anna Eshoo, http://www.communitycurrency.org
Peter Myers, CA-15, Green Party, versus Mike Honda, http://www.myersforcalifornia.com
Cynthia Papermaster, CA-16, Democrat, versus Zoe Lofgren.
Ann Catherine Kierns, CA-16, versus Zoe Lofgren.
Sam Farr, CA-17, Democrat, incumbent, http://www.farr.house.gov/ and http://friendsoffarr.org
Sandra Marshall, CA-23, Democrat, versus Lois Capps, http://www.sandramarshall.org
Mary Pallant, CA-24, Democrat, versus Elton Gallegly, http://www.marypallant.com
Mark Lipman, CA-30, versus Henry Waxman
Diane Watson, CA-33, Democrat, incumbent http://www.house.gov/watson/ .
Maxine Waters, CA-35, Democrat, incumbent http://www.house.gov/waters/ .
Dan Factor, CA-36, Green Party, versus Jane Harman.
Peter Matthews, CA-37, Democrat, versus Laura Richardson, http://www.mathewsforcongress.org
Christina Avalos, CA-40, versus Ed Royce, http://www.avalosforcongress.com
Paul Clay, CA-45, Democrat, http://www.paulclay.org
Thomas Lash, CA-46, Green Party, www.tomlashforcongress.com , versus Dana Rohrabacher (R)
Steve Young, CA-48, versus John Campbell, http://steveyoungforcongress.com/2006
Bob Filner, CA-51, Democrat, incumbent, http://www.house.gov/filner/index.htm and http://www.bobfilnerforcongress.com/ .
Hugh Moore, CA-53, Green Party.
Connecticut
Stephen Fournier, CT-1, Green Party http://www.fournierforcongress.org
Scott Deshefy, CT-2, Green Party http://www.newmenu.org/deshefy4congress_ct
Richard Duffee, CT-4, Green Party http://www.richardduffee.com
Harold Burbank, CT-5, Independent, http://www.newmenu.org/haroldburbank versus Christopher Murphy.
Florida
Alan Grayson, FL-8, Democrat, http://www.graysonforcongress.com/ versus Ric Keller
Samm Simpson, FL-10, http://sammsimpsonforcongress.com/ versus Bill Young
Stephen Blythe, FL-15, Democrat, http://www.blythe2008.com
Tim Mahoney, FL-16, Democrat, incumbent, http://www.mahoney.house.gov/ and http://www.timmahoneyforflorida.com/mainTMa.html .
Robert Wexler, FL-19, Democrat, incumbent, http://www.wexler.house.gov/ and http://www.wexlerforcongress.com/ .
Mark Luzietti, FL-20, Independent, versus Debbie Wasserman Schultz, http://www.luzietti.com
Ron Klein, FL-22, Democrat, incumbent http://klein.house.gov/feedback.shtml and http://www.ronkleinforcongress.com/ .
Clint Curtis, FL-24, Democrat, http://clintcurtis.com/
Georgia
Hank Johnson, GA-4, Democrat, incumbent, http://hankjohnson.house.gov/ and http://www.hankforcongress.com/ .
Donzella James, GA-13, Democrat, versus David Scott, http://www.donzellajames4congress.com
Hawaii
Neil Abercrombie, HI-1, Democrat, incumbent, http://www.house.gov/abercrombie/ and http://www.neilabercrombie.com/ .
Illinois
Luis Gutierrez, IL-4, Democrat, incumbent, http://luisgutierrez.house.gov/ and http://luisgutierrez.house.gov/ .
Danny Davis, IL-7, Democrat, incumbent, http://www.house.gov/davis/ and http://davisforcongress.us/ .
Jan Schakowsky, IL-9, Democrat, incumbent, http://www.house.gov/schakowsky/ and http://www.janschakowsky.org/ .
John Laesch, IL-14, http://www.john08.com
Iowa
Leonard Boswell, IA-3, Democrat, incumbent, http://boswell.house.gov/ .
Maine
Chellie Pingree, ME-1, Democrat, http://chelliepingree.com/issues/impeachment.html
Mark Lawrence, ME-1, Democrat, http://www.marklawrence.org
Ethan Strimling, ME-1, http://www.ethan08.com
Mike Michaud, ME-2, Democrat, incumbent, http://michaud.house.gov
Maryland
Deborah A. Vollmer, MD-8, Democrat, http://www.deborahvollmer.com
Massachusetts
Robert Feuer, MA-1, Democrat, http://www.bobfeuer.us versus John Olver
Michael E. Capuano, MA-8, Democrat, incumbent, http://www.house.gov/capuano/ .
Michigan
Erik Shelley, Green, versus Thaddeus McCotter, http://ShelleyForCongress.com
Carolyn Kilpatrick, MI-13, Democrat, incumbent, http://www.house.gov/kilpatrick/ .
Minnesota
Keith Ellison, MN-5, Democrat, incumbent, http://ellison.house.gov/ and http://www.keithellison.org
Mississippi
John Wages, MS-01, Green Party, http://www.VoteJohnWages.com
Missouri
William Lacy Clay, MO-4, Democrat, incumbent, http://lacyclay.house.gov/ .
Tom Knapp, Libertarian, http://tomknappforcongress.com
New Jersey
Dr. Mahdi Ibn-Ziyad, NJ-1, Democrat, link versus Rob Andrews.
Camille Abate, NJ-5, Democrat, http://www.abate08.com versus Scott Garrett
Donald Payne, NJ-10, Democrat, incumbent, http://www.house.gov/payne/ .
New York
Anthony Weiner, NY-9, Democrat, incumbent, http://www.house.gov/weiner/ and http://www.anthonyweiner.com/ .
Edolphus Towns, NY-10, Democrat, incumbent, http://www.house.gov/towns/ .
Yvette Clarke, NY-11, Democrat, incumbent, http://clarke.house.gov/ and http://www.voteyvette.com
Steve Harrison, NY-13, Democrat, versus Vito Fossella, http://www.steveharrisonforcongress.com
Kirsten Gillibrand, NY-20, Democrat, incumbent, http://www.gillibrand.house.gov/ and http://kirstengillibrand.com/Main .
North Carolina
John Heuer, NC-4.
Carl Mumpower, NC-11, Republican, http://www.mumpower08.com
Ohio
Dennis Kucinich, OH-10, Democrat, incumbent, http://kucinich.house.gov/ and http://kucinich.us/ .
Oklahoma
Mark Manley, OK-1, Democrat, http://www.manleyforcongress.com
Oregon
Tristin Mock, OR-2, Green Party, http://www.votemock.com
Joe Walsh, OR-3, http://www.walsh08.com versus Earl Blumenauer
Peter DeFazio, OR-4, Democrat, incumbent, http://www.defazio.house.gov/ and http://www.defazioforcongress.org/ .
Mike Beilstein, OR-4, Pacific Green Party.
Pennsylvania
Robert Brady, PA-1, Democrat, incumbent, http://www.brady.house.gov/ .
Tennessee
Danielle White, TN-1, Republican, versus David Davis.
Robert Smith, TN-1, Green Party, versus David Davis.
Steve Cohen, TN-9, Democrat, incumbent, http://cohen.house.gov/ and http://www.cohenforcongress.com/index.html .
Texas
Scott Trimble, Green Party, http://transform25.wordpress.com versus Lloyd Doggett
Sheila Jackson Lee, TX-18, Democrat, incumbent, http://www.jacksonlee.house.gov/ and http://www.sheilajacksonlee18.com
Virginia
Andrea Miller, VA-4, http://andreamiller.us
Sam Rasoul, VA-6, http://www.samrasoul.us
Jim Moran, VA-8, Democrat, incumbent, http://moran.house.gov/ and http://www.jimmoran.org/
Matthew Famiglietti, VA-8, link, versus Jim Moran.
Ron Fisher, VA-8, versus Jim Moran.
Washington
Cheryl Crist, WA-3, Democrat, versus Brian Baird, http://www.cristforcongress.us
Gary Murrell, WA-6, Green, versus Norm Dicks News, http://www.garymurrell2008.com/support_gary.php
Paul Richmond, WA-6, Democrat, versus Norm Dicks, http://www.paulrichmond4congress.com
Jim McDermott, WA-7, Democrat, incumbent, http://www.house.gov/mcdermott and http://www.mcdermottforcongress.com
Wisconsin
Tammy Baldwin, WI-2, Democrat, incumbent, http://tammybaldwin.house.gov/ and http://www.tammybaldwin.com/ .
Gwen Moore, WI-4, Democrat, incumbent, http://www.house.gov/gwenmoore/ .
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SENATE
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Illinois
Kathy Cummings, Green, versus Dick Durbin, http://kathycummings4senate.com
Maine
Laurie Dobson, Independent, http://www.dobsonforsenate.com versus Susan Collins
Herb Hoffman, Independent, http://www.impeachthem.com/?q=node/1805 versus Susan Collins.
Minnesota
Soren Sorensen, http://sorenforsenate.blogspot.com
Jack Nelson-Pallmeyer, http://www.jackforsenate.org
Michael Cavlan, Green Party, http://www.michaelcavlan.org
New Mexico
Leland Lehrman, NM, Independent, http://lehrmanforsenate.wordpress.com versus Pete Domenici
New York
Jack Shannon.
Oregon
John Frohnmayer, Independent, http://www.ivotejohn.com versus Gordon Smith
Steve Novick, Democrat, http://www.novickforsenate.com versus Gordon Smith
Candy Neville, Democrat, http://www.candyneville.com versus Gordon Smith
Rhode Island
Christopher F. Young, Democrat, http://www.wheretovote.com
Tennessee
Chris Lugo, Green, http://www.chrislugo.info
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PRESIDENT
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Cynthia McKinney, Green, http://www.runcynthiarun.org/
Ralph Nader, Independent, http://www.votenader.org/
Mike Gravel, Libertarian, http://www.gravel2008.us/
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Feingold sending out flyers to support Progressive? Candidates
Hello Senator Feingold...
My name is Dinah Mason, I live in Santa Barbara California, but am originally from Indiana.
I received a mailer from you yesterday that listed 6 progressive candidates to support who are working to end the war in Iraq.
Out of the 6, only Keith Ellison will receive a contribution from me and here's why:
He is one of 22 Representatives who cosponsored H. Res. 333, Kucinch's Bill to Impeach Cheney. He also is one of over 90 Reps who signed the PEACE pledge letter to Bush, stating that he would not vote to fund any more money for Iraq with out a clear and definate (and binding) timeline for redeploying troops from Iraq. I will send Ellison a smaller contribution that I was going to earlier, as he was one of the 90 who signed the Peace Pledge, but voted to give Bush another blank check yesterday!
I also noticed that John Hall signed the Peace Pledge, but does not support impeachment,
Steve Kagen did not sign the Peace Pledge AND does not support impeachment (the staff I spoke to at his campaign office are all impeachment supporters and are frustrated with his position)
Patrick Murphy, like my daughter Erika is an Iraq Vet...but he not only does not support impeachment or peace, he and his staff won't return phone calls! Same with Ed Perlmutter, numerous calls, no answer... this is surprising to me since I contacted their campaign office and left messages that I want to send a contribution, but had a couple questions to ask!
Carol Shea-Porter will not get money from me...she did not cosponsor H. Res. 333 OR sign the peace pledge, but she DID do a press release stating that she was in favor of investigations of VP Cheney. I was considering sending her $ because of the press release, but then realized she is not as progressive as I thought.
I have my voter registration form filled out to re-register as DECLINE TO STATE... I still plan to vote for Dems in the Primary and will vote for a dem for prez next November as long as it's not Hillary Clinton.
Thanks for the mailer, but your choices of candidates to support is a sham!
Only one candidate, Ellison, is for Peace, ending the War and accountability, but he also caved to pressure by the dem leadership. I will only send him $20, not $50...
How long do Dems have to bash their heads on the same brick wall???... THE Only way to restore the checks and balances in our Gov and end this illegal occupation of Iraq is to Impeach Bush and Cheney. If Nancy Pelosi is not strong enough to accept stepping up as President, she needs to resign as speaker of the House and we need to get someone who is willing to step up to the plate and lead this country before it's too late!
Sincerely,
Disgruntled Democrat
Dinah Mason
Santa Barbara, CA 93109
PS. My great grandfather, Robert Monroe Clossin served in the Wisconsin Infantry in the Union Army Civil War.
My late father-in-law, Newell Sjolander received two Ph D's at the U of Wisconsin, Madison; his grandfather, Carl August Sjolander was a pioneer settler of Holman, Wisconsin.
cc: faxed to Progressive Patriots Fund office in Wisconsin.
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"The war of aggression, the secret prisons, the use of evidence obtained by torture, and the surveillance of citizens without warrants, all initiated and carried out under the tenure of Bush & Cheney, are illegal under the U.S. Constitution and international law." - Marjorie Cohn, President, National Lawyers Guild
"I will not vote for or support any candidate for Congress or President who does not make a speedy end to the war in Iraq, and preventing any future war of aggression, a public position in his or her campaign."
http://www.votersforpeace.us/
Kucinich is THE War Opponent and Impeachment Hero
Why isn't the MOST HONORABLE Congressman,
one of the few who is doing his job and remains honest,
NOT on this list????
Nobody deserves as much credit as he does for opposing
the Iraq GENOCIDE and TORTURE.
WHY isn't his name at the top of this list, with HONORS?!?
He won his Congressional primary yesterday in OHIO.
Thank GOODNESS there are still a few people left in
this country who haven't been rendered senseless by
Pig Pharma, the industry that killed Heath Ledger.
MOST HONORABLE CONGRESSMAN Dennis Kucinich, Ohio
Why isn't the FOREMOST Impeachment candidate
on this list, with 5 stars next to his name?
He is THE war opponent and leader of the impeachment
efforts. He is THE only Presidential
candidate who has repeatedly earned my vote.
Something SMELLS here, as it does in the rest of this country,
if his name remains missing from
this, of all lists.
Congratulations, MOST HONORABLE Congressman Kucinich,
for your well-deserved Congressional Primary win in Ohio yesterday.
There are sane people in your district.
Candidates
Some of those candidates say nothing about impeachment on their websites. Others support the occupation of Iraq and/or the occupation of Afghanistan and the phony war on terror. Bob Bowman isn't running for Congress this year so I don't know why he's listed.
Please add Socialist Party nominee Brian Moore to the list of presidential candidates supporting impeachment.
List to Fund Impeach Candidates Good BUT DON'T Hurt Liberals
Thanks for the list to support impeach candidates, but for example why is a Democrat running against longtime liberal Democrat Barbara Lee (CA-9)who was the first NO vote against the war from the beginning, and always supported impeachment, and knows more than most Congresspeople about the depths of deception in this country, and always supports We The People. I hate to see a list that unknowingly encourages activists to support a candidate that is running against Lee, how can we trust such a candidate, in the long run this candidate will prove unloyal to our causes.
Gillibrand Opposes Impeachment - Take Her Off this List
At a town hall meeting earlier this year, I challenged Kirsten Gillibrand on whether she would support impeachment hearings against VP Cheney. See this account from the Register-Star: http://www.pdanewyork.org/node/1967. She danced around the issue effectively enough that some in the blogging community mistook her statements as supportive of impeachment. Nothing could be further from the truth. Gillibrand supports "oversight hearings" but not "impeachment hearings." On June 19, 2008, I received the below response from her confirming unequivocably her opposition to impeachment. If the sole criteria for her inclusion on this page has to do with her position on impeachment, clearly she should come off the list.
Jim McCabe
June 19, 2008
Dear Mr. McCabe,
Thank you for taking the time to contact me about possible impeachment proceedings for Executive Branch officials. I share your concern that more must be done to address the serious issues that face our country, including expanding health care, energy independence and finding a successful exit strategy for the War in Iraq; however, at this time, I do not believe that impeachment proceedings would be productive in moving this country forward.
I believe that the new majority in Congress must continue to focus on our national priorities and put pressure on the Executive Branch to become more transparent with the American people. This Congress has - and will continue to hold - oversight hearings on all of the issues that have troubled us over the last six years, including the decision to go to war with Iraq , the use of domestic wiretaps without the benefit of warrants, and the use of no-bid contracts in both Iraq and Katrina reconstruction. These hearings will restore needed accountability our constitution requires.
I also believe that bi-partisanship is essential for enhancing our country's potential, and I will continue to team with both Democrats and Republicans to be an advocate for the residents of Upstate New York on the national level. Thank you again for writing to me about your concerns, and I hope that you keep in touch with my office regarding future legislation and concerns you may have.
Sincerely,
Kirsten Gillibrand
Member of Congress
P.S. Please remember to sign up for my online newsletter.
Kirsten Gillibrand (NY-20) does not belong on this list
At a town hall meeting earlier this year, I challenged Kirsten Gillibrand on whether she would support impeachment hearings against VP Cheney. See this account from the Register-Star: http://www.pdanewyork.org/node/1967. She danced around the issue effectively enough that some in the blogging community mistook her statements as supportive of impeachment. Nothing could be further from the truth. Gillibrand supports 'oversight hearings' but not 'impeachment hearings.' On June 19, 2008, I received the below response from her confirming unequivocably her opposition to impeachment. If the sole criteria for her inclusion on this page has to do with her position on impeachment, clearly she should come off the list.
Jim McCabe
June 19, 2008
Dear Mr. McCabe,
Thank you for taking the time to contact me about possible impeachment proceedings for Executive Branch officials. I share your concern that more must be done to address the serious issues that face our country, including expanding health care, energy independence and finding a successful exit strategy for the War in Iraq; however, at this time, I do not believe that impeachment proceedings would be productive in moving this country forward.
I believe that the new majority in Congress must continue to focus on our national priorities and put pressure on the Executive Branch to become more transparent with the American people. This Congress has - and will continue to hold - oversight hearings on all of the issues that have troubled us over the last six years, including the decision to go to war with Iraq , the use of domestic wiretaps without the benefit of warrants, and the use of no-bid contracts in both Iraq and Katrina reconstruction. These hearings will restore needed accountability our constitution requires.
I also believe that bi-partisanship is essential for enhancing our country's potential, and I will continue to team with both Democrats and Republicans to be an advocate for the residents of Upstate New York on the national level. Thank you again for writing to me about your concerns, and I hope that you keep in touch with my office regarding future legislation and concerns you may have.
Sincerely,
Kirsten Gillibrand
Member of Congress
P.S. Please remember to sign up for my online newsletter.
Gillibrand and impeachment
Mr. McCabe is to be applauded for bringing Rep. Gillibrand's true stand on impeachment to the public. I have written her office twice, and received two replies, both letters identical to the one McCabe has posted for us. I hope this makes readers of "After Downing Street" aware of Gillibrand's views on impeachment.