George W. Bush: The case for impeachment

George W. Bush: The case for impeachment
By: Robert Zaller
'I thought Bill Clinton was the worst president I\'d seen in office until George W. Bush came along. I was appalled when Clinton muffed the best opportunity in sixty years to reform our health care system by handing the job to his wife and even more amazed at the stupidity of providing himself no political distance from the inevitable debacle. I was disgusted with his betrayal of the working and nonworking poor by the passage of NAFTA and so-called welfare reform and at his extension of the death penalty and his weakening of habeas corpus rights for the condemned. I thought his bombing campaign against Serbia was a war crime. I believed he deserved impeachment, not for his sexual behavior, but for abusing the trust of his office in lying about it for eight months. In retrospect, it would have been an immense boon for the country had he been removed by the Senate. Then Al Gore would have become president with two years to establish a record of his own, and we might well have been spared the nightmare of the present administration.If Clinton deserved impeaching, Bush needs it... Why, then, does Bush require impeachment? I offer the following four articles for the consideration of the Congress...." The triangle online: Click here to read the entire article