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WOULD YOU BE FOR IMPEACHMENT IF...?

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BUT IT WOULD BE TOO LATE; IT WOULD BE OVER BEFORE IT STARTED

With terms ending for a plurality in Congress and the election suspended, Bush would have his Majority of One to fight the Constitutional crisis.

Would the Demos stand up? Would Repubs hang with their guy? How would Bush’s Department of Justice come down, and if it gets that far, any guesses as to how Bush’s Supreme Court would resolve it?

The answer is another question: How did each of these entities respond to previous power struggles?

Demos have folded like a cheap suitcase, Repubs would follow Bush to Hell and take the country along; Department of Justice is Bush Country and as for the Supreme Court—they were created for just this moment by the Republican Right.

All this adds up to one thing: George W. Bush, President for Life. Believe it or not, there would still be that bedrock twenty per cent of Bush lovers who would say it was just fine if their Clown Prince stayed on.


Despite the popular legend of Paul Revere, we are not a people who can be warned of coming danger to much effect. Think of the people’s response if Paul’s warning had been, “The British might be coming!”

BEST REASON TO IMPEACH

Call it a “Pre-emptive Impeachment,” because there is an imminent threat against our nation from this regime.

They swore to defend and protect the Constitution—they have dismembered it.

So, Go ahead and Impeach, if nothing else, just as insurance that the current Squatters in the White House don’t decide to stay, and just to make sure they can’t keep using that “piece of paper” we call the Constitution the way Rednecks use an old Sears catalog. ***

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That 19% who support Bush..... by Mark E. Smith on Tuesday, Feb 26, 2008 at 9:19:22 PM