The Nashua Advocate: The Western White House Scandal (Long Overdue)

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The Nashua Advocate's new article asks the question: did the President violate the United States Constitution under the nose of the entire country in August of 2001--and is he still getting away with the same violation, four years later?

The answer, folks, is yes.

And this one matters, too, because it tells us everything we need to know about this President, his belief in democracy and the power of the People, and his regard for the constitutional Separation of Powers.

Only at The Nashua Advocate.

-- TNE

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An excerpt:

Did President Bush Violate the U.S. Constitution in Designating His Private Property in Texas As the Seat of the Executive Branch of U.S. Government?

Scandal Involving the So-Called "Western White House" Far From Trivial, Implicating Both the Events of September the 11th, 2001, The President's Ongoing Penchant for Propaganda, and His Historic Disregard for the Constitutionally-Mandated Separation of Powers

By ADVOCATE STAFF

Remember September 11th, 2001?

Of course you do.

We all do.

And for those of us not particularly fond of this President or confident in his competence, one of the first questions which nagged us after that horrible day in American history, and which nags at us still, is this: Could the President have done more to protect us?

As the controversial but critically-acclaimed movie "Fahrenheit 9/11" famously disclosed to the nation, President Bush spent an alarming percentage of his first eight months in office relaxing on his private ranch in Texas. Indeed, the President was a rare sight in Washington in the months leading up to September 11th, leading many to question not only President's early-term political agenda--a missile defense system which has never yet worked now seems an absurd political "priority," in retrospect, and seemed so to many progressives at the time--but also the President's commitment to governing this nation as opposed to, well, vacationing on his private property hundreds of miles from the nation's capital.

Which brings us to the headline emblazoned above, which should be every bit as troubling to the average citizen as it was to us at The Nashua Advocate when we first stumbled across the story.

So, to begin...

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