I only read the first page, but every thing on it she uses to base her idea of impeaching Bush come right from the democrat playbook of things wrong with Bush. The same thing we see talked about on here everyday.
However, nearly every one of them is disputable in a court of law or is just partisian ?wishing?
Her justifications:
?I have been deeply troubled by Bush's breathtaking scorn for our international treaty obligations under the United Nations Charter and the Geneva Conventions.? Don?t think we impeach the President based on that, otherwise Clinton should have been kicked out for what he did in Kosovo. Saying that the President commited a crime by breaking a treaty, which many will argue he did NOT do is a pretty weak reason to impeach.
?I have also been disturbed by the torture scandals and the violations of US criminal laws at the highest levels of our government they may entail? This is a pretty far out acusation, I doubt much of America will call for impeachment because we water boarded the master mind of 9-11.
?These concerns have been compounded by growing evidence that the President deliberately misled the country into the war in Iraq? Where is proof of this? This charge has been floating around for how many years and we have yet to see any proof of anything.
?it wasn't until the most recent revelations that President Bush directed the wiretapping of hundreds, possibly thousands, of Americans, in violation of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA)? There is a legitimiate legal argument over whether what Bush did in these cases is a violation of the law. Even if the courts rule against Bush in this case it is unlikely anyone will be charged with a crime. Furthermore, how come NOT ONE Democrat has introduced a bill to eliminate this program? Or did I just miss it? It is not even listed in their ?100 hours? plan, unless it was left out of that thread.
BTW: Let?s say we decide that Bush breaking an international treaty such as UN charter or Geneva Conventions is grounds for impeachment. And the next President signs the Kyoto accords (which is a legally a treaty) could we then impeach that President if we violate that accord?
It is painfully obvious now that the attempt to impeach Clinton was a HUGE mistake because it has opened a whole new way to attack your opponent politically. It is not enough to say that Bush is a bad President, but we now must say that he is SO bad that he should be removed.