Peter Bochan's "A Shortcut to Impeachment" has the haunting feel of a late-night cross-country drive spent listening to the car radio as stations fade in and out, creating a strange poetry of juxtaposed voices and music. Here the randomness of overlapping radio signals is replaced with righteous indignation.

We've heard all this material before, but we've never had it brought together in such an intricate and disturbing web. Fair and balanced? As a matter of fact, it is. It's also painfully relevant and vital and deserves to be heard above the spin.