Eastside Fellowship of Reconciliation of Bellevue, Washington, Director Linda Boyd, surrounded by photos from its web site
Linda Boyd is a State of Washington-based activist who works tirelessly to peacefully remove George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney from offices they acceded to after each
swore that "I will faithfully execute the office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States," through her work with the
Bellevue Impeach Bush Meetup Group, the
Eastside Fellowship of Reconciliation, and "Washington to Impeach."
As part of her efforts in this regard, Ms. Boyd today attended, and addressed, a 1 pm PST rally on the steps of the Washington State Capitol in Olympia in support of Senate Joint Memorial 8016 (SJM 8016), a bill introduced by newly-elected State Senator Eric Oemig, which calls for the Washington State legislature to petition the U.S. House of Representatives to begin an impeachment investigation of George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney, under a procedure set forth in Rule 603 of Declaration of Independence author and former U.S. President Thomas Jefferson in his book of parliamentary practice for that body.
Afterwards, she attended a very packed hearing on this bill in the State Senate's Government Operations and Elections Committee. As that event broke up, she spoke to the
Impeachment Channel about what happened at the meeting and about the future of SJM 8016.
listen to today's Impeachment Channel interview with Fellowship of Reconciliation of Bellevue, Washington, Director Linda Boyd
You can listen to this conversation with Linda Boyd about the reception SJM 8016 received in the Washington State Capitol today by clicking on the appropriate "PLAY" button next to her topmost photo in the "2 impeachment line-up" on the Impeachment Channel, below.
what Jefferson provided for about 200 years ago, around the time the republic was founded
From a
"Memorandum on Impeachment Strategy in the House of Representatives":
"B. JEFFERSON'S MANUAL
"According to Section 603 of Jefferson's Manual, "there are various methods of setting an impeachment in motion": 1) By charges made on the floor by a member of the House; 2) By charges preferred by a memorial filed by a House member; 3) By charges contained in a Resolution introduced by a House member; 4) By a message from the President; 5) By charges transmitted by a State legislature, or a grand jury; 5) By facts developed and reported by an investigating committee of the House."
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