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Since June 9, when Rep. Dennis Kucinich's introduced 35 articles of impeachment against President George W. Bush, the articles have remained shelved in the House Judiciary Committee.

Chairman John Conyers, D-Michigan, has the power to bring the articles to a vote in the committee, but he is undecided on a course of action. In a June meeting with Veterans For Peace, Rep. Conyers promised to present his decision on impeachment in early July.

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However, Conyers failed to present such as decision during a meeting held with Veterans For Peace (VFP) on Wednesday, July 9. Members of VFP believe that Conyers is deploying stall tactics and that he has no intention of moving forward with impeachment. Conyers, once again, has promised to present his decision in a meeting planned for July 25.

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