Sen. Russ Feingold (D-WI) wrote a good article for Salon about Bush's expected pardons:

An unpardonable use of power

If President Bush cares about his place in history, he should think twice before issuing pardons that call his judgment, and the integrity of the rule of law, into question.

Feingold acknowledges the problem - Bush's pardon power is broad:

The power of the pardon is close to absolute.  Short of interfering with their own impeachment, presidents can pardon whomever they choose. 

In an interview with the rightwing Washington Times, John McCain channeled Democrats.com:

On Wednesday, Mr. McCain went further in distancing himself from the man who beat him for the 2000 Republican presidential nomination...

He rejected Mr. Bush's use of issuing "signing statements" when he signs bills into law, in which the president has suggested that he would ignore elements of the bills, labeling them potentially unconstitutional.

"I would veto the bills or say, 'Look, I don't like it but I'll obey the law that's passed by Congress and signed by the president.' I think the signing statements was not a correct implementation of the power of the executive. I think it was overstepping," he said.

Donald Trump told Wolf Blitzer on CNN on Wednesday that Bush should have been impeached for lying us into a war, and that he was surprised Nancy Pelosi hadn't done it.

"I was surprised that she didn't do more in terms of Bush and going after Bush. . . . It just seemed like she was going to really look to impeach Bush and get him out of office, which, personally, I think would have been a wonderful thing."

This was the first time CNN had invited a guest on to say that, even though it's been a majority position in America for years. And they didn't invite Trump on to say it; Trump caught Blitzer by surprise and challenged the host on his dishonest defense of Bush.

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As Chris Bowers writes, Bush Now Least Popular President Since Polling Began. Here's the data to prove it:

President	Low Approval	High Disapproval	High Margin
Bush 2	25	70	-45
Clinton	36	50	-14
Bush 1	29	60	-31
Reagan	35	56	-21
Carter	28	59	-31
Ford	39	45	-6
Nixon	24	66	-42
Johnson	35	52	-16
Kennedy	56	30	+26
Eisenhower	48	36	+12
Truman	22	65	-43
FDR	48	43	+5

By David Swanson

Alan Grayson is the Democratic candidate in FL-08 against Ric Keller, and he's promising real accountability for the war criminals inside and outside the Bush Administration.

September 17, 2008

Dear Congressman Nadler,

We are sure this will come as no surprise, but your inexplicable refusal to uphold your oath of office or wield the power entrusted to you as a member of the House Judiciary Committee and the chair of the its Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties subcommittee to bring about impeachment hearings has gravely disappointed thousands of your constituents.

You did not challenge Nancy Pelosi when she took impeachment off the table. You did not call upon John Conyers to initiate hearings, and you did not stand with your courageous colleagues who put principle before Party by calling for impeachment hearings.