[Sosfbay-discuss] Progress Towards Impeachment is Going Well

JamBoi jamboi at yahoo.com
Sat Apr 28 20:40:11 PDT 2007


http://www.opednews.com/articles/opedne_rob_kall_070427_progress_towards_imp.htm

April 27, 2007 at 11:27:48

Progress Towards Impeachment is Going Well
by Rob Kall    

http://www.opednews.com	

Impeachment will happen step by step. The things that have to happen
have been falling into place as they should

As I've envisioned and predicted here, here and here,

1- congressionial investigations would turn up more and more corruption
in the Bush Administration.

2- witnesses at lower levels of power, below the whitehouse, will start
providing evidence of more and more corruption, making it clearer and
clearer that the Whitehouse has been criminal and incompetent (Bush's
Monica- No Blowjob-- Just Screwing)

3-Republicans will begin waking up to the realization that if they
continue to allow the investigations without doing something, the
Republican party will virtually die, becoming a weak minority party,
for years to come.

4- There will be no impeachment. A group of republicans-- enough when
added to the democrats to pass impeachment-- will take "THE WALK" to
the whitehouse to inform Bush and Cheney that they have to go to
salvage the future of the Republican party and to save the senators'
own necks.

I don't think I've said this before, but I'm going to guess;

5. These republicans will negotiate with the dems to appoint a
president and vice president who will definitely NOT run for
president-- maybe George Herbert Walker Bush and Bill Clinton.

6-Unfortunately, Bush and Cheney will probably come out of this with
pardons.

The current battle over Iraq funding will be a good predictor of how
congress will handle impeachment. If the Dems cave on holding to
requiring a deadline, then I'd reduce my hopes for eventually removing
Cheney and Bush from office.

Last night, when asked who would support Kucinich's legislation to
impeach cheney, none of the others raised their hands. Dennis explained
why he was doing it, pulling out a small pocket size edition of the
constitution. Kucinich replied that he was protecting the constitution
and following the law. The others, at least the ones in congress need
to be told that this is what you want.

I'll be out getting petitions signed tomorrow-- petitions to impeach
Bush and Cheney-- petitions to get my congressman to protect and obey
the constitution. I want him to know that there are a lot of people who
voted for him, who contributed money to him and canvassed and phone
banked for him who want him to impeach the criminals in the whitehouse.

It won't be the last time I go out. This is an off year, politically.
Bush and Cheney will not last out their terms, but we have work to do
to help their departure.

Meanwhile, the hearings will continue. Most of the hearings are about
new issues, that have developed since the November elections.  We're
waiting for some good stuff coming up-- Condi-- whether she obeys the
subpoena or not, Gonzales' answers to the questions he couldn't
remember-- he's been told to get the answers--, and of course, Monica
Goodling, with immunity. Then there's that Karl Rove email
investigation by the office of the special counsel.  There's lots of
ammo coming, and each Bush appointee who screws up or gets caught does
more to embarass the Republican party. 

The Iraq budget, WITH timetable, was passed by 51 senators, even though
Joe Lieberman opposed it and another dem senator was still recovering
from his stroke. 

The Republicans will, ultimately, finish the criminals off, doing THE
WALK. The longer they wait, the more power the Dems will have to decide
who replaces Cheney and Bush.  The longer they wait, the worse the
Republican party will last. I wonder who will be among the last
remaining Republican senators to remain loyal to whitehouse criminals
who have so horrribly assaulted our nation, our freedom, our democracy
and our constitution.  Hatch? Brownback? McCain? Imhofe, Stevens, Kyl,
McConnell. The longer they wait the worse they will look to their
constituents.  

 

Rob Kall is executive editor and publisher of OpEdNews.com, President
of Futurehealth, Inc, and organizer of several conferences, including
StoryCon, the Summit Meeting on the Art, Science and Application of
Story and The Winter Brain Meeting on neurofeedback, biofeedback,
Optimal Functioning and Positive Psychology. He is a frequent Speaker
on Politics, The art, science and power of story, heroes and the hero's
journey, Positive Psychology, Stress, Biofeedback and a wide range of
subjects. See more of his articles here and, older ones, here.

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