Daryl D. Heslop

Thank you for allowing me to post the first comment on this forum! Where is everyone else of a like mind?

This fiasco started off badly in 2000 and has gotten steadily worse. Don't think for one second that it can't get even worse than it is now. Look back to last year, last month, last week, yesterday, GOT THE IDEA?

With pseudo-macho morons in command it can only get worse, not better.

We have to try to impeach them, at least that will give us a chance to show the world we, THE AMERICAN PEOPLE DO CARE!

It's not often you can focus on the real mastermind behind most crimes, but impeaching Dick Cheney first would accomplish that, and so much more.  Under the impeachment umbrella, executive privilege is moot, so Cheney's pals would be obliged to testify.

 Just think of the people who would be included, that might be missed in a Bush impeachment... energy executives...  Italian agents...  Halliburton executives (maybe that's what Bush and Cheney thnk "executive privilege" means)  and if Cheney stuck his nose deep enough into the whole DOJ scandal and the department-wide politicization, all of that, too, could be thoroughly vetted, just by linking it to an impeachment process.

It really doesn't matter what sort of punishment is exacted by this impeachment, though, the real goal is to prevent it from ever re-occurring. So, it is not in the actual impeachment, but in the public investigation, that justice is best served.  If they can send some of these lawless rogues to jail, all the better. 

But a few judiciously appointed immunity agreements might be worth the effort, to get the bottom of this whole intrigue.  So, as the second Kansan to post here, I "second" the impeachment motion, and  hope that the public indignation following Libby's commutation will propel many more members to this site.

I totally support the effort to impeach Bush and all his cronies. It really got me this week with the Catholic Bishops coming out to protest Obama on his views on abortion. I was raised Catholic but no longer practice, like Bill I am religulous. If you dont believe in abortion dont have one. My question is why aren't they going after the republican govenors for the death penalty? That is also viewed by the church to be against the laws of God and Church. I feel I can express my views on the death penalty as I am the parent of a murdered child and still do not believe it is okay for the state to take a life. Just wondering if I am alone in my views...