Anybody else feel that democracy is being taken away as President Bush makes the decision in spite of the fact that congress, senate, and the majority of the US population feels he's making a horrible decision by keeping this war going and sending in 20,000 more troops? Watch below...
I agree with Rosie when she says that someone should call for the president's impeachment to set the record straight with the rest of the world and the history books- letting them know that we do not support this war and would like to pull the troops out of the Iraq before more lives are lost fighting a war that is, quite frankly, none of our fucking business.
I support the troops 100% because they are over there doing their sworn duty. What I do not support is President Bush's pressing forward rather than pulling back. It's a waste of money and a waste of lives. Hasn't this country suffered enough because President Bush can't admit he was wrong? Being president, there is no room for arrogance. He needs to get over himself and do what is right.
And with the results I found here:
Matthew Borghese - All Headline News Staff Writer
Washington, D.C. (AHN) - The American people continue to hold their Commander in Chief in low regard, after a new poll shows only 32 percent of those surveyed find President George Bush is doing a good job in the Oval Office; 67 percent said the President is doing only fair, or poor.
A new survey conducted by Harris Interactive also finds Americans dislike the majority of the President's team, including Vice President Dick Cheney, who is viewed negatively by a record 67 percent of respondents.
As for other senior leaders in the White House, 52 percent of Americans have a negative view of Secretary of Defense Robert Gates and 48 percent feel the same way about Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.
Democrats aren't immune to the ill will either, as the poll finds the majority of Americans have a negative opinion of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, 45 percent to 38. Although, Democrats in Congress fair slightly better than their Republican counterparts. A full 69 percent of Americans have a negative view of Republican lawmakers, while 52 percent of Americans feel the same about the other side of the aisle.
That just about says it all, doesn't it?
Rant over.
1 People Gabbed:
Hear, hear.
Someone should not only call for his impeachment, but he should be impeached because he has broken the law. Illegal wire taps without the consent of the court break the law. And you can't tell me that the white house (read here... Bush) was unaware of the information that was just released out of the Pentagon yesterday - namely that Rumsfeld's right hand man, with the knowledge of Rumsfeld, fabricated the ties between Saddam Hussein and Al Quaeda to pull us into the war because the CIA couldn't come up with the evidence.
That, to me, is blatant disregard for the law, which is what impeachment is all about. NOT getting a blowjob from someone other than your wife.
I could go on and on, but I fear I'd never stop...
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