If you had the authority to fire President Bush,Would you and When would you????????????

Question

You must be the change you wish to see in the World.................... Some men see things as they are and ask "Why?" I dream of things that never were and say "Why not?"

Answer 1

I don't hate Bush, but I believe he should be impeached and removed from office. Either he is a liar who knowingly misused information to manipulate the American people into accepting a war of choice in Iraq, or he is an incompetent who doesn't know how to manage the country. Take your pick: "liar" or "incompetent".

I think it should be done ASAP, before he screws things up even further.

And by the way, Susi, Congress did not "vote to go to war"--no declaration of war was ever made. They voted to give Bush the power to use force IF NECESSARY, and only after exhausting all other options. He wanted war with Iraq even before taking office, and dreamed of being a "War President". Read the following: "Rebuilding our Defenses" from the Project on the New American Century.

http://www.newamericancentury.org/RebuildingAmericasDefenses.pdf

Answer 2

I would not fire Bush, Clinton, Bush Sr, Reagan, Carter ....

The Constitution clearly states the terms for Presidents and the processes for removing them. Just because someone personally doesn't like the policies of an individual does not justify the national upheaval involved in removing a President. This system has served us well for over 200 years. Let's not be in a hurry to undermine it.

Answer 3

At this point, I don't think impeaching Bush or Cheney would do any good, it's too late in their terms. However, they can still be tried for their alleged crimes after they're out of office and I think that should happen. Letting them off the hook will set a dangerous precedent for the future.

Answer 4

Do you imagine that a failed fatcat incompetent exec, like the CEO of GM should be kept in his activity, consisting of his bloated gross sales and perks with the taxpayers' funds? The CEO were given more effective than $ 20,000,000 at the same time as he resigned, and no ask your self businesses are collapsing at the same time as they shell out that form of money for incompetence. for sure, truly some the pros of those failed businesses, no longer in basic terms the CEOs notwithstanding the forums of directors and different persons to blame for operating their businesses into the floor, like the AIG pros should be fired for his or her incompetence. conserving them of their jobs with their exhorbitant salaries will in elementary words produce extra failure; those jerks do not look to study. i do not understand what's incorrect with stockholders lately, why they don't vote those thieves out of their jobs and get human beings in there who can placed the businesses on a practicable monetary foundation.

Answer 5

Uh right. I dunno I just really dont feel like firing him. I look at it like this, you dont get through the election and think that there isnt a job there, Im sorry if he doesnt like it but thats one of the things about that particular job. Do you think I liked the majority of the jobs I had? You know what I would trade places with him.

Answer 6

What would give you the power and authority to fire a democratically elected president?

Answer 7

Because he's incompetent/warmonger/arrogant Bush

Answer 8

Yes, and 7 years ago.

Answer 9

Yes and before he was elected! Let rephrase that, before he stole the election.

Answer 10

Yes, six years ago after his failure to prevent 9/11.