ISN'T IT TIME FOR ANOTHER INDlCTMENT OR SCANDAL TO BREAK OUT WITH BUSH&CO.?
415237
Rove is lying low and still doing his dirty work in the background. There seems to be a bit of a shakeup going on. Probably getting some people that aren't under investigation, yet, in the spotlight. Don't worry there is plenty of corruption in the GOP. As long as the GOP put their own political gain and personal greed in front of the best interests of the American people we'll keep having scandals and investigations.
732141
It's still a possibility in the US, I don't put anything past Bush and his goons. \n\nHe may be down, but not out.  Out for those bums mean death.  \n\nI'm sure as we speak they are planning their next move - who is the next most puppet-like fratboy who obeys his pappy's friends who can relate to the Republican constituents (read that redneck, inbred, trailer park, impressionable, reccessive imbeciles) without question.
607358
Yes it is time for Bush to step down, unfortunately our system does not work that way, but people have lost confidence in his ability to lead. His popularity has dropped to 29%. We will have an election in November that could change things. If the democrats can get a majority in either chamber then there is a possibility that he will be impeached. His leadership will certainly be challenged at best.
627969
Absolutely...but I doubt it'll happen in this administration. If you haven't noticed, they are incapible of admiting they made a mistake anywhere at any time....but they sure have plenty of excuses and spin to throw around.
146336
To some degree the answer is "Yes", there is an ongoing threat of another attack somewhere in our country.\n\nThat being said, this is a very valid question.  To any thinking person, the Bush administration has lost most of it's credibility.  The old adage applies, "Fool me once, shame on you.  Fool me twice, shame on me".\n\nThere may have been a plot but I believe that what we've heard about it is probably exaggerated.  I think the real news story here is the timing between the disclosure of the "plot" and the controversy over the Domestic Spying Program.\n\nAlso, Jonathon Alter's column in this week's "Newsweek" discusses this.  Good reading.
852749
It does take two to tango. But I am going to be very pissed at Democrats (I am one) if they pull this stunt. They have talked one way for years, and now appear poised to do the opposite? -- Or is it just another 1) GOP fear and smear job against Democrats, prompted by their recent congressional upset or 2) another historic repeat of a scenario we know so well: GOP messes things up, paints the country into a corner, then leaves the Democrats to clean up their mess?\n\nI need more information.
129814
Not only that but maybe impeachment and removal from office for treason.  Starting out with one stolen election and the dissemation of classified information the blew the cover of a CiA agent - for political reasons- and lying to the American people, I am hoping to see some prison terms come out of this. \nBush is actually worse than james Buchananon now.\n\nThis moron is not my president - never was.
613630
I don't think waiting it out is the best path to take...If Bush did something illegal, something to deserve impeachment he should be punished. Perhaps his problem is that he's been getting away with things for far too long. Our leaders need to be held accountable.
793466
It's about time.  But, his ratings have plummeted along Bush's and he needs to come clean or they will beat him up over there more than they already have.  Bush's "lap poodle" has made the other turn around about admitting to the disaster of Global Warming, so maybe he "got  religion."  If we had such candor here it would be refreshing, but that is only coming  from democrats  and conservatives like Bill Buckley who calls this war "lunacy."  But, Bush and Cheney are not interested in what we think, nor do they care.  They are sailing along with their plan for the plunder of  Iraq and the US Treasury, and it will only end when  he leaves office and all of Halliburton's contracts expire.
831950
Because trashing Bush is all they can do, since they don't have any fresh idea of their own.  Look for more to come in the next two years, in spite of their promises of bi-partisanship.
655937
In 2001-2 government had been cherry-picking intel to present the best case for the invasion of Iraq.  If Bush is hell bent on invading Iran too, there's no reason to think they won't rely on the same tactics.\n\nAlthough now, with all the scandals rocking the White House these days, and with more people growing wise to the way Bush runs his administration, more people would be quick to question the decisions.  I doubt he could get away with it a 2nd time.
503111
I likely know about as much as you do, planksheer. As with all such scandals, more details will gradually trickle out and we'll slowly become better informed. But what we know already is pretty damning.\n\nI believe admiralbob's first paragraph will be proved correct and, if so, it is crystal clear why bush was compelled to throw goss overboard last Friday. It's bad enough that these ANP sleaze with their hypocritical self-righteous moralizing engage in sex scandals that make their Democratic rivals look like choir boys in comparison, but to have a top intelligence official compromise an ongoing national security investigation due to his immoral conduct?! Jesus tap-dancing Christ, we can't have this shit going on! We're a nation at war, aren't we? Fighting evil-doers, right? Anyway, that's what The Decider keeps telling us...
390187
Usually people can't really tell if a president has done well until years down the road since change takes time.  Also, the problems or ease a current president faces is generally the result of what the previous president has created.  We'll just have to wait and see.  My opinion is Bush is taking care of a problem Clinton could have addressed during his time, but turned a blindeye, and now we all are suffering.
955855
Yes without delay.  The list of his crimes against the world and the US is more than long enough to be impeached and tried in the World Court.  It probably won't happen as it has to be weighed against the instability it will cause here and abroad.  The scandal would be incredibly disruptive.  And, in this country, we would rather cover up and keep the public misinformed as we don't seem to have any respect for the intelligence of the public.  Keep them in the dark has been the mantra, even long before JFK, RFK, Martin Luther King, etc.
894497
No it is not. Most of Bushes friends are crooks...example Ken Lay. ENRON\narrogant and deluded the whole lot of them
14755
There are all sorts of things not to like about GWB & Co.  In many ways the U.S. is a profoundly different place now.  It's not just the war in Iraq.  \n\nEvery week brings some new scandal, some new corruption on the part of the administration, new lies, new cover-ups, new excuses.  For example, when I heard a couple of days ago that Bush authorized wiretaps without warrants, my first thought was "of course he did."  I thought that because that is simply how he and his administration operate.  Of course they want to imprison people indefinetly without trial or even charges.  Of course they want to use torture and abuse.  Of course they have secret prisons around the world.  The time when anything about Bush could surprise me is long gone.\n\nBut the amazing thing his how much support he continues to enjoy.  Even at his lowest polls gave him close to 40 percent support.  So if you want to be really depressed, remember how disgusting, how reprehensible, how incompetent Bush is, and then realize that 40 percent of Americans approve of him.\n\nBitter aftertaste?  I would have to say that things are actually much worse here than you imagine.  In addition to Bush we have a right-wing propaganda empire.  We're increasingly overrun with fundamentalist and right-wing "Christians" who hold more and more power and influence, and who are in bed with the political right wing.  Meanwhile our supposedly "liberal" press is off covering Michael Jackson and Paris Hilton.\n\nSo it's worse than you think, and it's not going to get better any time soon.  Sorry about that.  I didn't vote for the son of a bitch, and anyone who did deserves him.
1149754
Nope Bush and the republicans\nare gonna milk this one for all\nits worth...its all they have...\nother than corrupt Delay is no \nlonger in Washington...