now that democrats control the house and the senate, is there any greater chance of a Bush impeachment?

Answer 1

That's right, the Demoncrats are in control now and the Al Quada couldn't be happier! You just signed Americas death certificate. I hope your happy with the wussy spineless leaders you just elected to hand over our country. You only know and believe what you watch and hear on CNN the world's leading lying network. The world's full of idiots I haven't met yet...nice to meet you.

Oh and P.S.

Please do tell me how you think the Demoncrats are going to make a difference. They ALWAYS promise a resolution or a new resolve for situations or policies, but as soon as they are elected...nothing! As usual, they don't follow through. At least Bush has kept his word and he doesn't back down. I have more respect for him than all the Demoncrats combined. It's amazing how you people have jumped right on to the "impeachment" bandwagon.

Answer 2

Nancy Pelosi said that the Bush impeachment is off the table for now.

Answer 3

The liberals in Congress "consistently for the little guy" are battling to end/attempting to screw up a bill, that could amplify unemployment reward for 13 months. by potential of a few means, i do no longer think of of the 112th Congress would be fairly so agreeable to the style of extension. The Democrats basically have long long gone off the deep end.

Answer 4

The Democrats don't have the guts to push for a Bush impeachment. Most wouldn't even know where to start, and even fewer want to even broach the subject at this point. They're too"high" over the wins.I'm not a demo or repubs I'm not at all prejudicial in saying that I hope the Dems show some spunk in investigating the Parsons, Bechtel (and soon to be Halliburton )defrauders who collected millions, actually billions of your tax dollars to rebuild Iraq and are now cutting loose, with YOUR tax money, and few projects completed in Iraq.
The taxpayers should be livid with anger over this.
But then again, maybe they don'thave sense enough to be livid. Maybe they just don't get it. and will NEVER get it.,

Answer 5

Yes, in theory, but not in reality.

Although you hear more about impeaching Bush in the last year than anyone ever heard of impeaching Clinton, Nancy Pelosi has said that all talk of impeachment is "off the table." (Nice buzzwords there, Nancy.)

The more important fact is that Bush lost his Senate and House majorities that would rubber-stamp anything he wanted.

Bush is over. He has about 20 days left to do whatever he wants. After that, he has to compromise, which is a first for that drunk-driving, cokehead, draft-dodging Texas hick jackass. (It's funny that the Republicans found in one single person all the things they have complained about the Kennedy's and the Clinton's in the last 20 years! Nice job, hypocrites!)

Answer 6

Let the members sit and discuss about the pros and cons.

Why you are in a hurry?

Yesterday the marriage took place and you require a fully grown handsomes son the very next morning born from you!!!

Wait, watch and see the sudden surprising turning points!!

Answer 7

Huh? Was there any chance while republicans controlled all of government?

No chance if they have any brains, and Pelosi already said that. Now stop asking this stupid question, it's already been asked numerous times.

Answer 8

Your retarded friend US hegemony just asked this. The answer is no. There are no grounds for impeachment. He didn't lie to a Grand Jury like Clinton did.

Answer 9

You libs will never learn, will you? Bush has done nothing to be impeached over, even your politicians realize this. Think before you spout.

Answer 10

no way the only way is if he did something like clinton did. The only thing it changes is that bills won't pass as much. dont kn if u no this r what but the president can veto any bill he wants. Congress can resummit the bill. if this happens and it gets 60% of the votes it gets passed other wise its dead.