Can you give me three reasons Bush should've been Impeached by now?

Answer 1

There are more than these three reasons why that I"m giving you....it is imperative for the American people to demand that their elected representatives impeach President George W. Bush and the officials of his administration responsible for the U.S. war of aggression against Iraq now.


The first reason is that President Bush and his cabal have committed an impeachable offense, indeed, “the Supreme international crime,” the war of aggression, for which they must be held accountable.
The integrity of constitutional government and the rule of law in the United States require We, the People, to assert our power, to assure accountability.
If George Bush were the most popular and honorable public figure in the country and the war in Iraq had been the most successful war in history, both militarily and in achieving peace and justice, impeachment would still be required, because criminal conduct of such deadly magnitude cannot be justified by any ends, however good the intentions and beneficial the results
The fact that President Bush is extremely unpopular and led us into war dishonorably by repeated and shifting proven deceptions reveals how impotent the American people have permitted themselves to become.


The second reason that impeachment is essential is that President Bush is still in office. The war in Iraq still rages. The illegal occupation of Iraq by 140,000 U.S. troops and a few others, remains a major cause and contributor of violence. The Iraq Study Group has found, “The situation in Iraq is grave and deteriorating.”
But George Bush, despite his crimes, remains, as he insists, the “decider.” And he intends to compound his prior wrongful conduct. At the Pentagon, on December 13, 2006, Bush said “I’ve heard some ideas that would lead to defeat, and I reject those ideas, ideas such as leaving before the job is done... We’re not going to give up.” Speaking about the troops in Iraq he declared his “unshakable commitment” to his goals in Iraq. “We’re going to give you the tools necessary to succeed, and a strategy to help you succeed... At the appropriate time, I will stand up in front of the nation and say, 'Here’s where we’re headed.'"
On December 16, 2006, the New York Times reported administration plans to send 20,000 or more additional soldiers to Iraq, a major “surge” in troop strength. More U.S. troops will cause greater violence, resentment and resistance.
President Bush acts outside the law, unilaterally, in defiance of the will of the American people and the world. He seeks to further dominate and exploit the earth and its people, to enrich the rich with the oil and other resources of the planet, while further impoverishing the poor at home and abroad. He ignores the international laws for peace, for fundamental human rights, the environment, health, to feed the hungry. He trashes basic protections of the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights, habeas corpus, authorizing secret arrests and detention, torture. At his direction, the U.S. invades individual privacy and restrains free speech. And now, after several years of outrage over torture and illegal detention focusing on Guantanamo, the press reports as Christmas nears, that the U.S. will take an even harsher stand against detainees at Guantanamo and elsewhere. The crimes of the Bush Administration increase in reaction to intense criticism.
America is headed to even greater tragedy, more unbearable death and destruction, increased isolation of our country, more enemies, staggering costs and public debt, if the American people do not act now to remove President Bush and other officials responsible for these crimes.
Meanwhile, the Speaker elect of the new Congress to be in a major policy statement of plans for the “First Hundred Hours” of the Democratic Congress in which she will be backed by a majority of 33 votes from the November 2006 elections, which repudiated Bush’s war in Iraq, never mentioned Iraq! What can be hoped for from such leadership?
Our government behaves toward its President more like a Monarch than an elected leader in a free and democratic society. George III received less deference.
It is up to the People: You and Me. Impeachment, or until 2008, of even greater criminal aggression against human rights and more violent occupation in Iraq with all it bodes for the future. And where and what else?


The third reason for impeachment now is the most important. The tragedy of America’s policies and crimes these past six years cannot be undone. These six years have been deadly enough. We can survive two more years of the misbegotten words and deeds of George W. Bush and his illusions of war and wealth. But our good people must recognize and reject the long term policies of militarism and exploitation of our government that have continued for generations now, and stop it.

George Bush’s policies are basically the same as those of the dominant economic powers that have guided U.S. policy since at least World War II. George W. Bush, as an individual, may be more arrogant, lack caution, be less competent and more deceitful than his predecessors, but in the main all have pursued the same policies if with greater caution and more restraint.

We should impeach George Bush to inform future Presidents of the price they too will pay for provoking war: impeachment. Presidents to be will continue the same policies of militarism and exploitation and war that George W. Bush has celebrated so destructively, unless the American people say, "No More." We must promise future officials that they will be impeached, as required by the Constitution and the conscience of its people, if they violate their oath of office to “preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.”

Answer 2

First off who else would you guys voted for John Kerry? I am sure he would have a done a great job flip flopping on every issue but that is besides the point. I am not a Bush supporter However he is not the only person to blame in this. For those who say he is in charge of the government is ludicrous. He is in charge of one Branch! How about people start realizing that the president who is just one man is not the problem most of the time (and I am not just talking about the Bush Presidency). The Congress is where the real problem is, especially this one, They are on a record pace to set the mark for the fewest days of sessions held in congress. These people who supposedly represent us don't even meet enough to accomplish anything. So how is there suppose to be that check and balance from this branch of the government. A term limit must be set on these offices as they are now used as a life time job rather then public service! Get rid of these old bastards that do no good for their country and are more worried about which lobbyist is going to give them money next. The same goes for the Supreme court. These old bastards can stay for life. how ridiculous is that. Politics is not to be a Job someone does for 40 yrs then retires it is suppose to be there as a form of public service, to volunteer for you country and make it a better place for all not just yourself. The only way to get this done is by people actually listening to the issues and not focusing on issue like gay marriage that have no relevance to someone dying or living or making the world a better place to live and that was a major focus in the 2004 elections. What about poverty and health care, social security, an exit strategy from Iraq, corporate monopolies, redefining the drug war, and the list goes on. And once people get out and vote look at some of these candidates track records and if they have been in office for longer then 15 yrs vote them out especially if they haven’t served us well!

Answer 3

Considering this Administration will probably be subtitled, "The Big Lie" here's a few:

1. Starting a war of aggression against a sovereign country who posed no threat to the US;

2. Committing torture under the guise of "freedom";

3. Outing a CIA operative just because they wanted revenge on Joe Wilson; and as a bonus - -

4. The response to victims of Katrina

That's just off the top of my head, if I really think about it, we could talk Abramoff, voting irregularities and general incompetence.

Answer 4

Please take an 8th grade Civics class. Impeachment is a process held in the US Senate that determines the need for a trial. In order to have an impeachment procedure, there must me an impeachable offense and that is lconstitutionally limited to breaking a federal law. As of tonight, doing something Democrats don't like is not a federal crime.

Obstruction of justice is. That's why the procedures were followed with the previous president.

Answer 5

Bush hasn't lied under oath or committed perjury. Clinton did, which is why he was impeached. Just because you don't like the president, doesn't qualify as grounds for impeachment. Legally he's done nothing wrong. Liberals and democrats know this, which is why they have done nothing to try to start impeachment proceedings. So if you're upset that he hasn't been impeached, blamed your liberal heroes like Clinton, Kerry, Kennedy, Reid, Dean, and Pelosi.

Answer 6

There are NO reasons why President Bush should be impeached. Any reasons given will be lies.

Answer 7

l. Starting an unlawful war.
2. Torturing people against international law.
3. Lying to the American public and the world.
4. Trashing our constitution.
5. Just being alive.

Answer 8

1) Knowingly providing Congress and the Americanpeople with false information inorder to get us into Iraq
2) Knowingly allowing and condoning the illegal torture of persons in US custody in violation of the Geneva Convention
3) Directing and encouraging intelligence agencies to conduct warrentless surveillance of law-abiding American citizens in direct violation of the Fourth Ammendment.

Answer 9

1. Defying the constitution
2. unlawfully keeping "war criminals" aka arabs in guantanamo bay.
3. racial profiling
4. lying to the people
5. starting an unjust war
6. killing thousands of Iraqi children.
7. sending troops off to die for monetary gain

I could go on an on.

Answer 10

1. Lying to start a war

2. Lying about corruption in his government

3. Two reasons are enough.