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Congressional Panel To Review Kucinich's Call to Impeach Bush WASHINGTON - Rep. Dennis Kucinich's single impeachment article will get a committee hearing - but not on removing President Bush from office. The House on Tuesday voted 238-180 to send his article of impeachment - for Bush's reasoning for taking the country to war in Iraq - to the Judiciary Committee, which buried Kucinich's previous effort. This time, the panel will open hearings. But House Democratic leaders emphatically said the proceedings will not be about Bush's impeachment, a first step in the Constitution's process of a removing a president from office.

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Congressional Panel To Review Kucinich's Call to Impeach Bush

WASHINGTON - Rep. Dennis Kucinich's single impeachment article will get a committee hearing - but not on removing President Bush from office.

The House on Tuesday voted 238-180 to send his article of impeachment - for Bush's reasoning for taking the country to war in Iraq - to the Judiciary Committee, which buried Kucinich's previous effort.

This time, the panel will open hearings. But House Democratic leaders emphatically said the proceedings will not be about Bush's impeachment, a first step in the Constitution's process of a removing a president from office.