Comments on: Arguments Against Bush Impeachment… http://impeachforpeace.org/impeach_bush_blog/?p=11 Impeach Power Abusing Officials Mon, 05 Apr 2010 01:43:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Mike Thompson http://impeachforpeace.org/impeach_bush_blog/?p=11&cpage=1#comment-65687 Mike Thompson Thu, 12 Jun 2008 15:35:40 +0000 http://impeachforpeace.org/ourblog/?p=11#comment-65687 I fully support your efforts to impeach Bush and Cheney. i believe their Acts in Iraq are criminal and cuts in the social service safety net are cruel. I fully support your efforts to impeach Bush and Cheney. i believe their Acts in Iraq are criminal and cuts in the social service safety net are cruel.

]]> By: Dale http://impeachforpeace.org/impeach_bush_blog/?p=11&cpage=1#comment-57075 Dale Sat, 12 Apr 2008 21:01:56 +0000 http://impeachforpeace.org/ourblog/?p=11#comment-57075 I am a registered Republican and have never voted for a Democrat in my life. After 8 years of Bush I will, very likely, never vote for a Republican again. The failure of the new Democratic Congress to live up to its promises to investigate and/or impeach the President and Vice-President is inexcusable. It just shows that government is completely corrupt in both parties and at all levels. Nancy Pilosi, who Republicans have always seen as the ultimate left-wing Democrat, has been a complete disappointment. George Bush couldn't have hoped for a better "yes-man/woman" even if there was a Republican running the House of Representatives. I am a registered Republican and have never voted for a Democrat in my life. After 8 years of Bush I will, very likely, never vote for a Republican again.

The failure of the new Democratic Congress to live up to its promises to investigate and/or impeach the President and Vice-President is inexcusable. It just shows that government is completely corrupt in both parties and at all levels.

Nancy Pilosi, who Republicans have always seen as the ultimate left-wing Democrat, has been a complete disappointment. George Bush couldn’t have hoped for a better “yes-man/woman” even if there was a Republican running the House of Representatives.

]]> By: Linda http://impeachforpeace.org/impeach_bush_blog/?p=11&cpage=1#comment-49448 Linda Sun, 27 Jan 2008 09:29:17 +0000 http://impeachforpeace.org/ourblog/?p=11#comment-49448 President Bush, by his own admission and his own philosophy is the decider: his word is law, and he claims he is soley accountable for actions:. Well and good: to be accountable is to be obligated to explain actions one allows or orders appointees to undertake. Democrats wish to have no questions to ask him. Though they say, Yes! It's true! He did this and that and misled us and as Commander-in-Chief he lied to his troops and distorted their mission to cover his true motives and goals and he allowed those in the White House to retaliate against those whose speech offended him and he ordered his appointees to hold us in contempt and he abused his powers in permitting good employees to be replaced those who were loyal to him personally, all at the expense of the safety and welfare and best interests of the nation and the people! The democratic party has insulted its most loyal longtime followers in its quest to curry favor with republicans or through individual acquiescence to the threat of blackmail or exposure from the White House, à la Joseph Wilson and Valerie Plame. They wince and twist and cringe as if they were gagged and bound and beaten and unable to rise to their feet like free citizens with free speech. I appreciate their fears, but people died for the rights the citizens in Congress are now too delicate to protect. We would have no nation if the American revolutionaries had cried, "There is no time", "We will probably lose" 'We haven't enough support", "We should concentrate on what the King will allow us to do", "We need more proof that our cause is just," "It's a distraction" "It would be divisive!" One thing: those who struggled for independence did so for the rule of law and to overthrow one-man rule. They didn't not sacrifice so much, risk everything, so that Congress today could timidly offer excuses about why it's just not the right time to protect our rights, our liberty, our freedom. This is the time to decide: Will it be liberty or is tyranny ok for us now? President Bush, by his own admission and his own philosophy is the decider: his word is law, and he claims he is soley accountable for actions:. Well and good: to be accountable is to be obligated to explain actions one allows or orders appointees to undertake.

Democrats wish to have no questions to ask him. Though they say, Yes! It’s true! He did this and that and misled us and as Commander-in-Chief he lied to his troops and distorted their mission to cover his true motives and goals and he allowed those in the White House to retaliate against those whose speech offended him and he ordered his appointees to hold us in contempt and he abused his powers in permitting good employees to be replaced those who were loyal to him personally, all at the expense of the safety and welfare and best interests of the nation and the people!

The democratic party has insulted its most loyal longtime followers in its quest to curry favor with republicans or through individual acquiescence to the threat of blackmail or exposure from the White House, à la Joseph Wilson and Valerie Plame. They wince and twist and cringe as if they were gagged and bound and beaten and unable to rise to their feet like free citizens with free speech.

I appreciate their fears, but people died for the rights the citizens in Congress are now too delicate to protect.

We would have no nation if the American revolutionaries had cried, “There is no time”, “We will probably lose” ‘We haven’t enough support”, “We should concentrate on what the King will allow us to do”, “We need more proof that our cause is just,”
“It’s a distraction” “It would be divisive!”

One thing: those who struggled for independence did so for the rule of law and to overthrow one-man rule.

They didn’t not sacrifice so much, risk everything, so that Congress today could timidly offer excuses about why it’s just not the right time to protect our rights, our liberty, our freedom.

This is the time to decide: Will it be liberty or is tyranny ok for us now?

]]> By: Michael http://impeachforpeace.org/impeach_bush_blog/?p=11&cpage=1#comment-27414 Michael Sun, 30 Sep 2007 05:55:19 +0000 http://impeachforpeace.org/ourblog/?p=11#comment-27414 If not now, when? If not impeachment, then what? The way I see it, since Bushco has usurped many of our freedoms (all in the name of homeland security from enemies real and/or imagined), do you suppose that the Articles of Impeachment could just be the next item taken away from the people (Congress) by the angry 'Decider'? After all, we have a Congress that does not stand up to him to let him know his boundaries! (These are just things that make you go hm-m-m-m) So, why are we mad at him? We should be angry at a Congress that allows this twit to get away with it without so much as an explanation or keep him in check! Congress needs to respond to the will of the people... or get voted out of office. Put pressure on members of Congress to impeach; then remove. Finally, have them tried for treason and murder! If not now, when? If not impeachment, then what? The way I see it, since Bushco has usurped many of our freedoms (all in the name of homeland security from enemies real and/or imagined), do you suppose that the Articles of Impeachment could just be the next item taken away from the people (Congress) by the angry ‘Decider’? After all, we have a Congress that does not stand up to him to let him know his boundaries! (These are just things that make you go hm-m-m-m) So, why are we mad at him? We should be angry at a Congress that allows this twit to get away with it without so much as an explanation or keep him in check! Congress needs to respond to the will of the people… or get voted out of office. Put pressure on members of Congress to impeach; then remove. Finally, have them tried for treason and murder!

]]> By: lugnut http://impeachforpeace.org/impeach_bush_blog/?p=11&cpage=1#comment-18333 lugnut Tue, 26 Jun 2007 03:09:01 +0000 http://impeachforpeace.org/ourblog/?p=11#comment-18333 May i suggest one of the lessons we must learn and inform the citizenry. The next time other citizens votes are taken from them. Not to set back, ignore and do nothing. The next time it could be all of our votes. There is no question about it, impeach them. That's what the LAW requires. If impeachment is not for these occupants, we just as well throw out the impeachment process all together. The impeachment process may very well, have the positive effect of exposing much more about this criminal element. What better way for people to learn, when the process is nationally televised. May i suggest one of the lessons we must learn and inform the citizenry. The next time other citizens votes are taken from them. Not to set back, ignore and do nothing. The next time it could be all of our votes.

There is no question about it, impeach them. That’s what the LAW requires. If impeachment is not for these occupants, we just as well throw out the impeachment process all together.

The impeachment process may very well, have the positive effect of exposing much more about this criminal element. What better way for people to learn, when the process is nationally televised.

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