Reasons Not To Impeach Bush

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Friday January 25, 2008 · 9:34 PM PST

2008/01/25 · 21:34

Recently around here, I’ve seen a disturbing number of diaries promoting the idea that we should impeach our esteemed President and leader, George W. Bush. I feel this is a terribly misguided idea and I hope with this diary to convince you why we should not pursue this path. Following, I will give several carefully reasoned arguments to dissuade those seeking impeachment from their path.

Eric From Manassas

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Friday November 30, 2007 · 7:51 PM PST

2007/11/30 · 19:51

Can we win the war in Iraq? Most Americans don’t think so and certainly the news coming out of Iraq each day is hardly hopeful. The Iraq surge might have been temporarily successful at dispersing violence throughout Iraq and might have been successful at quelling temporary hot-zones of violence. However, the surge has failed to answer the fundamental problem underlying the future of Iraq, namely the formation and stability of a permanent Iraqi government. We are no closer to accomplishing this goal today than we were a year ago. However, I believe that I have come up with perhaps the perfect solution towards rectifying this situation. Follow me after the jump..

Eric From Manassas

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Sunday November 18, 2007 · 9:04 PM PST

2007/11/18 · 21:04

Nov. 18, 8:35 PM EST

NEW YORK, New York (AP) -- Democrat leaders announced today that they were
"Very concerned" about the possibility that President George W. Bush was prepared to launch a genocidal crusade against the nation of Middleclassamerica. Senators Charles "Chuckles" Schumer (D-NY) and Dianne "Big Mama" Feinstein (D-CA) issued a joint statement that they both had "serious concerns about the news that President Bush may be planning a genocidal war" and they would both "seriously consider all available information." However, anonymous sources say that both senators later promised not to oppose the President’s proposed plan. Queries to the senator’s press officers quote Senator Schumer as saying "You know I have serious concerns about this attack, this plan and this president. This is not my ideal choice for solving the problems we face. However, I feel this is the best possible plan of action we could hope for from this administration."

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Sunday November 18, 2007 · 12:47 AM PST

2007/11/18 · 00:47

Nov. 18, 2:43 AM EST

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP)-- Jackson Stewart, 27 of Sacramento, California invoked Ronald Reagan in an argument for the one trillionth time since 1989 experts say. Reagan, a former President of the United States and conservative icon, has been regulary invoked in arguments since leaving office in 1989.

Stewart, when asked for comment has stated that he had invoked Reagan's name in an argument with his wife over what brand of milk to buy. Stewart, who says both he and his wife are "deeply commited to conservative causes" and who professes to be a great admirer of former President Reagan, stated "Well, you know, I brought his name up to get an edge in the argument, you know? She wanted to get this one brand of milk, and I didn't like it so I pointed out that President Reagan never would have bought that brand of milk."

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