From the Marin county local press:

Fairfax council votes to oust Bush and Cheney
Tad Whitaker



Fairfax officials voted unanimously Wednesday night to endorse a local petition calling for the impeachment of President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney.
Only a dozen or so people turned out at the Town Council meeting, but those who did railed against the administration for going to war in Iraq, violating constitutional rights and fouling up a host of other issues.

Those sentiments were shared by all four council members at the meeting. Councilman David Weinsoff is on vacation.

"I'm going for this resolution with all of my heart," Councilwoman Mary Ann Maggiore said.

Fairfax's move follows a similar one in Berkeley, where the City Council voted unanimously last week to spend $10,000 and put an impeachment measure on the Nov. 7 ballot. The Fairfax resolution will not go on the ballot.

Millie Barrett, a 33-year Fairfax resident, spearheaded the local impeachment drive against Bush by collecting hundreds of signatures on a petition because she said she wanted to do something more than just attend peace rallies.

"This is a movement spreading throughout the country," Barrett said.