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And here is a way out that changes their hate into love: Give each Iraqi citizen an equal share of their oil stock and leave.

I must also point out that Lynn Woolsey Is a Caucasian woman, so I feel a bit more encouraged in that there are white reps willing to put their careers on the line. Maybe growing up poor, disenfranchised and dealing with bigotry adds a few muscles.

The argument that chaos would ensue if we pulled out is equally insane. We ARE the chaos. The people in that region have been on that land thousands of years before America was formed. For us to think that we’re going to transform them is simply hubris to a degree that is off the charts.

The people have spoken. No one is listening.

“Bush in authorizing the detaining of Jose Padilla, an American citizen, and detaining him for over three years without charges, access to legal counsel, or the courts, has violated his 5th and 6th amendment rights.”

I am wrong about Padilla. His case is more complicated than I originally thought due to some fancy footwork by the Government. I still believe his treatment has been a travesty and that there may still be grounds to prove that his 5th and 6th amendment rights have been violated, however it will be harder to prove.

None the less, that does not invalidate the other legitimate reasons for beginning impeachment procedings against Bush.

Lobo Gris

It is my sincerest hope that besides troop withdrawals from Iraq that the Democrats in Congress will not ignore the other 800lb Gorilla in the room which is the Impeachment of George Bush and possibly Dick Cheney.

Ample evidence is available to support such an action and wouldn’t even require any additional investigation:

Bush has publicly stated that he violated the 1978 FISA act which is a direct violation of law and because it was enacted to protect Fourth amendment rights, violation of it makes it a violation of the Fourth amendment to the Constitution also.

Bush in authorizing the detaining of Jose Padilla, an American citizen, and detaining him for over three years without charges, access to legal counsel, or the courts, has violated his 5th and 6th amendment rights.

In violating the above 4th, 5th, and 6th amendments Bush has violated his oath of office in which he swore to protect the Constitution.

And lastly, in using signing statements to thwart the will of Congress Bush has violated the separation of powers as delineated in the Constitution. According to the Constituion a President may sign a bill into law or veto it. There is no provision for him or her to give themselves additional powers to ignore only portions of a law and in the process attempt to short circuit the process as established by the founding fathers of this country.

Lobo Gris

Lobo Gris