Newfane, Vermont, Selectman Dan DeWalt and Vermont State Representative Daryl Pillsbury
two leaders of the impeachment movement in Vermont get together on public access to talk about their efforts
Dan DeWalt is a
fourth generation cabinetmaker and a selectman in the Vermont town of
Newfane. He first appeared on the
Impeachment Channel on
February 6, 2007, to talk about his and others' efforts to pass a resolution calling for the impeachment of George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney at the 2006 Newfane, Vermont, Town Meeting, and again on
March 8, 2007, to talk about the passage of impeachment resolutions in 38 Vermont towns.
Daryl Pillsbury is a member of the Vermont House of Representatives from Brattleboro, Windham Country. He's the principal sponsor of impeachment resolution
J.R.H. 15 now pending in the Vermont legislature and has appeared on the
Impeachment Channel numerous times.
Selectman DeWalt and Representative Pillsbury, joined by moderator Tim Johnson, got together on February 20, 2007, in the studios of Brattleboro Communitiy Television, to discuss "Impeachment Perspectives." Now, thanks to the efforts of
Brattleboro Community Television (BCTV) Access Coordinator Frederic Noyes in providing a copy of this show to the
Impeachment Channel, everyone in the
Impeachment Channel's global audience can now watch what was previously only available to the residents of Brattleboro, Vermont.
watch video coverage of the Vermont impeachment movement, direct from Brattleboro
You can watch the BCTV production of "Impeachment Perspectives," recorded February 20, 2007, by clicking on the appropriate button in the "3 impeachment" line-up on the
Impeachment Channel below.
how to get involved
If, after watching this footage, you become interested in trying to convince Speaker of the Vermont House of Representatives
Gaye Symington, the "Nancy Pelosi of the Vermont" and wife of a former top executive at Ben & Jerry's, and
William J. "Bill" Lippert, Chair of the Judiciary Committee of the Vermont House of Representatives, a long-time champion of the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered people, and a central figure in the "the work of drafting and passing into law the landmark Vermont Civil Union law which granted legal recognition to same gender couples," and the rest of the the Vermont House Judiciary Committee to move forward with the passage of
J.R.H. 15, the resolution calling for the impeachment of the President and Vice President of the U.S. now stalled in the Vermont House of Representatives, you can do so using the links below.
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