Sure he deserves it, but that would make Cheney the president and he could then run as an incumbant in '08.  It wouldn't send much of a message as far as presidential integrity is concerned since Cheney is at least as dirty as Bush (if not more).  Do you think it's worth it?
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You’re quite right about the grounds for impeachment.  Here is a more complete list of impeachable offenses for which Bush is guilty of:\n\nBush lied to Congress and the American public about the reasons for invading Iraq, conducted illegal wiretaps of American citizens, violated International Law by invading a sovereign country for illegal purposes, violated the Geneva Convention by torturing prisoners of war, held prisoners without formal charges and without legal representation, used government funds for domestic political propaganda, the Bush team used uniformed military personnel for Republican party political purposes, was negligent in his slow response to help victims of Hurricane Katrina, and shows contempt towards our Constitution and our democratic ideals.\n\nI do believe in proceeding with the impeachment process.  Congressman John Conyers and 29 cosponsors have already introduced a bill to form an impeachment panel.\n\nTrue, Bush is just a Cheney puppet, but since so many people feel this administration has done nothing wrong, impeachment might open the eyes of those die hard supporters who doubt the truth.  Cheney would never be able to win a presidential election.   Cheney’s involvement with Halliburton, his health, avoidance of the draft, and his brash, defiant attitude would never survive the scrutiny of a presidential election.\n\nAs for approval ratings, when the approval rating is pro either side’s candidate the party with the highest approval rating acknowledges those results; when the ratings, which are obtained from the exact same sources are negative toward their party, they claim the results are slanted and corrupt.\n\nFor those who aren’t clear on the grounds for impeachment, please go to the link posted below.
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I'm on the fence about this. I think it was ploted by this administration to insight patriotism in the peaople and as incentive for war. Somewhat like what was done in the 70's. But was it Bush's idea? No he isn't smart enough. It had to be someone higher up like his father or the Freemasons. I know I may sound crazy but its just my opinion. \n\nHey I might be wrong and Bush is probably the best president we've had in years. \n*bursts out laughing*
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For being loving and accepting of his gay daughter: 9.5+\n\nFor the way he has conducted his personal and professional life from college on (dropping out, skating through on charm, draft deferments--plural--, , and the way he manipulated himself into the vice presidency: -100\n\nThat's MINUS 100!\n\nSadly, he's the best insurance policy to prevent a Bush assasination attempt.\n\nRefer to the attached article: "The Curse of Dick Cheney"\nHere's a small excerpt:\n\n"People who find Cheney's extremism as vice president surprising have not looked at his congressional voting record. In 1986, he was one of only twenty-one members of the House to oppose the Safe Drinking Water Act. He fought efforts to clean up hazardous waste and backed tax breaks for energy corporations. He repeatedly voted against funding for the Veterans Administration. He opposed extending the Civil Rights Act. He opposed the release of Nelson Mandela from jail in South Africa. He even voted for cop-killer bullets"
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Cheney may be a mean-spirited, soulless SOB, but at least he is competent. I think his worldview is screwed up beyond all belief, and he is utterly clueless about Iraq, but he does have some understanding of how the government functions.\n\nDan Quayle can barely spell and makes George W look like a rhetorical genius. \n"I didn't live in this century"?\n"If we do not succeed, we will fail"?\nAnd Buzz Lukens walking on the moon.
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Well... maybe now I will hope for him to run and win, if only the uber-libs would keep up on their promise to move out of the US if he does win....\n\nSeriously though... I would vote for him if he were the best choice. But I do not think he is the best choice out of the Republican party. If it ended up though, Jeb Bush against Hillary or Kerry or that kind of Liberal ilk, I would vote for him as the lesser of 2 evils
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Yes, it's still very true! I've also heard somewhere that people deserve the kind of president they elect (not that Bush was actually democratically elected, or anything). If people are willing to sit idly by and let their country turn into a dictatorship, they deserve whatever they get!
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I don't see why not. He might win it or not but a change would be nice. Obama could use that campaign if he loses to make himself a more respectful and maybe one of the best politicians we've had in  years. He's a solid guy, I like the way he approaches the people. We need more people like him these days! I really wish him the best of luck and would vote for him in the primaries if he still wants to run. But if he doesn't make it, he'll show up in 2012 or 2016 with a solid and clear personality. May the best Dem win!!
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George Bush is a known liar, don't believe anything he says anymore. Great Idea, by the way. Bush declared victory in Iraq 3 years ago today. I say yes, send him, Cheney, Rummy, Conde and Rove if he doesn't get indited this week. They could all come together for the Bushes annual month of August vacation. They should all take their families along. With all the progress there and the newly elected democratic government, sounds like a great way to really prove to the American people what a great job he has done in the interest of our security. What a great peace mission this would be; gee, Americans might be impressed enough, to decide not to impeach GWB an his VP if they all made it back alive and with their limbs still attached.
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Take the time to read his book and look at his record as congressman in Nebraska. I'd say he is more than qualified to do it and Nebraska would be lucky to have him.
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As much as I like GB, I don't think Jeb would be a good candidate.  He seems to be a little unhappy and petty about being in dad and brother's shadow.  I don't think the White House is the appropriate place to try and get back at your family....  In other words, I think if he were pres. it would be a "nah nah nah nah nana" raspberry to his family, not a true attempt to make the country better.
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I'm a repulican and I don't think he will be considered a good president. I don't think he is a good president. When he was Governor of Texas, he was a very good Governor. He bult a lot of new roads (which we needed), he imporved education and was very good at reaching across the aisle to democrats. Our Lt. Governor was Bob Bullock(a democrat) and he endorsed Bush for Prez. I don't know what happened to him once he reached Washington.
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I would.  He's smart and principled.  One might think he should have spoken out louder about his disagreements with the Bush administration.  But his not having done more reflects only on his respect for stability.  He did all that was possible.  He's a good middle ground.
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The GOP may run his brother. But after this drubbing, if the democrats can find a decent candidate, they should easily take the White House. That is if they can avoid shooting themselves in the foot like the GOP did in the last few months!
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This site does make for some interesting reading, he has some good stands even on the things that I would disagree with him on.  The most important thing that a campaign of this type could do for this country is actually educate the voters on Special Interest and the money it spends to gain for their interest which is not always ours.  Every few years you need someone to come along and shake things up a bit.  He could do it, he is a well known face and name and that is half the battle in politics.
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he doesnt have to do shit. he is not up for reelction. the vp is not up for election... he has nothing to loose but gain lots of money for bigbiz... that is just the fact for the next 3 years..
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Colin Powell is an outstanding human being, and what he did is extraordinary. As a soldier, he followed orders until such a time that he no longer could tolerate the wickedness, incompetency, and corruption of the Bush administration. Then he got out....\nand he's kept his mouth shut. What an honorable man! Colin Powell should run for President, but I don't believe he'd ever want to have to stand that close to the stench of American politics. Although, I'd love to see him and Ross Perot run as true patriots who would be willing to sacrifice their personal fortunes for the sake of cleaning up the cesspool we call Congress. \n\nBush, Cheney, and Rumsfeld, on the other hand, are the most evil people ever to occupy the White House. Bush authoized an illegal, unconstituional war with Iraw for only two reasons: 1) he wanted to 'get even' with Saddam Hussein for humilating his daddy during Desert Storm; 2) Big Dick Cheney wants all of the oil that's swimming underneath Iraq's sands. \n\nTHERE WILL BE NO TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM IRAQ\nuntil Dick Cheney has a rock-solid, iron-clad arrangement in place to acquire all of that oil and make his Halliburton buddies richer and richer and richer. \n\nMeanwhile, Bush (with the MilqueToast support of the most corrupt, incompetent, cowardly Congress is U.S. history) has:\n\n1. Massacred tens of thousands of Iraqis and killed 2,500 U.S. soldiers;\n2. Forced the United States into trillions of dollars of debt;\n3. Tarnished our global reputation as a world leader and peacekeeper;\n4. Neglected environmental and ecological issues that will certainly contribute to the Earth's demise over the next few generations;\n5. Ignored the needs of those in this country who are hungry, sick, aged, poor, disabled or otherwise disadvantaged;\n6. Catered to his rich friends, big business, lobbyists, and special interests who are able to make generous (if not illegal) campaign contributions to the GOP and ensure a continuing reign of unmitigated power;\n7. Turned America into a police state where citizens are presumed guilty until proven innocent;\n8. Presided over a political party that has no moral compass, no conscience; or no respect for right or wrong;\n9. Stolen two elections by influencing our judicial system and infiltrating the sanctity of the voting booth;\n10. Run ripshod over the U.S. Constitution for the sake of his own avarice and lust for power.\n\nThese people deserve to be impeached or tried for high treason. If convicted, they should face a public firing squad. \n\nCheck out the new blog - BUSHWACKER!\nwww.blogger.com\nhttp://al-aback.blogpsot.com\n\nThomas Jefferson once said: "The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants." That time is way past due. It's time for another American Revolution that brings power back to the people and takes it out of the hand of the elite few who have made such a mess of this country. \n\nSatan has - certainly - reserved a special oil-drenched corner of Hell for Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld (and their Congressional conspirators) where they can spend their eternal damnation blaming each other for how they destroyed our good Earth.\n\n-RKO-
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he would have been a thousand times better than Bush. I don't see any democrat that can top Kerry these times, even if I admit it's not a perfect candidate. anyway, I still back Kerry, he would have been a great president I think