Why arn't "W" and his cronies being impeached?

Question

The only thing that has left Lewinski's mouth that was accually worth a thought was,"Who do I hafta blow to get this guy impeached?"
The republicans found a democrat with alot of cash in his fridge and are using this to say,"hey look everybody,the democrats have a crook too!" Wow.Thank Kenneth Star Fan Club for again spending millions to find A crook.When I ask the republicans about what BUSH has done for americans, it's always the same thing.They try answering the question with another question."Would you prefer Clinton?"
Well not that he could run again but if he could...uh,yeah,and you know he wouldn't have to rig the election to win either. And then for some reason I'd be misdirected into talking about his impeachment over lying about his infidelity instead of getting to the original question,"what has BUSH...."
So how many illegal attrosoties and lies must republicans get away with and aquire to equal one democratic marital faux pas? Okay,Heads out of the s-and...........NOW.

Answer 1

Quite frankly, the Democrats have little to gain politically by impeaching him. He's a failed president presiding over a failed administration that has yet to deliver a single promise made aside from some ill-advised tax cuts. Every day he slips deeper into the political abyss.

By taking the high road on impeachment the Dems avoid the fiasco of the failed Clinton impeachment -- learn from your enemy's mistakes -- and pretty much assure themselves of both the White House and BOTH houses of Congress in 2008.

Only now are the party failthful starting to admit to the damage that Bush has done to the Repbulican party and are starting to distance themselves from him and his policies out of fear for their own political lives. If anyone decides to throw him under the bus, it would almost have to the the Republican leadership as they're the only ones with anything to gain from it right now.

Answer 2

The answer is simple. The majority of the House of Representatives has to vote to impeach the president. Then 2/3 of the Senate has to be present to try him, and of the senators who are present, 2/3 then have to vote to convict him. Since the Democrats hold a majority of both houses by a slim margin, you know that Bush isn't going to be impeached!

Answer 3

He would be impeached if adequate support existed to win the vote. It's really tough to get that kind of support.

Answer 4

Because it's only you, me, and a few million other people (that's not alot, really) who are aware of the crimes of GW. I think most democrats in congress and senate are unaware of the imoral activity going on.

Answer 5

One reason: Democrats don't have the balls or the votes to do it.