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In the midst of an unpopular war, calls for accountability.

Hello again, I'm Orman Alney, and this is To the Point from Public Radio International,

a daily look of the issues, Americans care about most.

Three weeks before last month's elections,

51% of Americans favored impeachment of President Bush.

But incoming House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says it's off the table.

This weekend, rallies and forums are planned to build grassroots momentum.

A court in Germany has been asked to press war crimes charges against Donald

Rumsfeld over the prisons at Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo Bay. On to the point, has the president

exceeded the powers granted him by the Constitution? Can foreign courts prosecute U.S. officials

for the way they do their jobs? On reporter's notebook later on, a rescue in Oregon and cell phone technology.

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Hello again. Warren Allie, back with To the Point. House Democrats say presidential impeachment is

off the table, but rallies this weekend will try to build grassroots momentum. At the same time,

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