Bush's Destruction of Torture Tapes is Another Impeachable Offense

George Bush has systematically scrubbed all evidence of his innumerable crimes since he went AWOL from the Texas Air National Guard in 1972.

Last week we learned he scrubbed CIA tapes that proved he engaged in torture, a war crime that has no statute of limitations. Bush issued a non-denial-denial, sending out his spokesliar to claim he has "no recollection" of the tapes or their destruction.

Translation: Bush personally watched them and ordered them destroyed but won't admit it while his staff works feverishly to destroy any evidence and blackmail any witnesses into silence. (Just ask Valerie Plame how Bush operates.) This explains the anonymously-leaked Washington Post article  claiming key Democrats were told about Bush's torture plans and didn't try to stop it.

Torture is an impeachable offense. Lying to federal courts about torture tapes sought by criminal defendants is an impeachable offense. Leaking classified information to blackmail Congressional leaders is an impeachable offense. 

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