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Details on Congressional Move to Impeach President Bush (VIDEO)

It is an amazing time in history and George Bush stands accused of a very grueling list of war crimes and violations of his oath of office.

(SALEM, Ore.) - George W. Bush probably isn't very concerned yet, but the water could heat up very quickly in the wake of a Congressional Impeachment hearing that took place this week. It may be getting a surprising lack of media attention, but former Democratic presidential contender, Dennis Kucinich, has called for the impeachment of Bush claiming that he was deceptive toward the nation and that he violated his oath of office with the Iraq war.

C-SPAN and Air America went live as the Ohio representative introduced 35 articles of impeachment against Bush on the floor of the US House of Representatives.

Kucinich Website Crippled Under Suspicious Circumstances Following Introduction of Impeachment Articles

Campaign officials say they are continuing to work on restoring the website and implementing additional security measures.

(CLEVELAND, Ohio) - Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich's re-election website was shut down this morning by a series of suspicious and fast-moving events several hours after Kucinich introduced 35 Articles of Impeachment against President George W. Bush.

The problems struck at a time when the website was receiving an estimated 100,000-plus hits per hour from visitors seeking additional information about the Articles of Impeachment. That volume should have been manageable, campaign officials said.

Kucinich Reads Impeachment Articles Against Bush on House Floor

One newspaper reported that Bob Fertik, president of Democrats.com, congratulated Kucinich on his "historic leadership."

(WASHINGTON, D.C.) - For a good part of this evening, Congressman Dennis J. Kucinich (D-Ohio 10th District) has been live on C-Span reading Articles of Impeachment against George W. Bush.

The former presidential contender is hoping the House will approve a resolution to impeach President Bush, in spite of the fact that the idea has received little support from Democrats. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi earlier stated that the impeachment of George W. Bush was "off the table."