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I'm really concerned with the Dem's shooting themselves in the foot over this impeachment talk.
Right now, we have a lot of things going in our favor. If you look at approval ratings, SS, Schaivo, jobs, economy, and health-care it's obvious that Bush is failing at his job horribly. I didn't even mention the Downing Street Minutes.
Obviously these things help us with getting Bush impeached, but is it too early?
We don't have a majority in Congress, the media is against us, and the election was only 7 months ago. My fear is that impeachment hearings will put unneeded NEGATIVE attention on the Democrats.
My problem is figuring out when would be the best time. The 2006 elections are a long way away, and there is no guarantee the Dems will take back the majority. The media is full of right-wing pundits that would never turn on Bush, and with stories of white rich girls getting lost who knows if they would cover it anyways.
The only thing we have going for us is public opinion. If the truth came out about Bush, would even more Americans turn on this man. Would it help if the economy started to tank again? If approval numbers fall into the 30's would the press finally wake up?
I guess I really don't know. Maybe it is a good time. Maybe not. Maybe it's just me worrying about losing momentum. Maybe I answered my own question.
I guess that the Dems should wait for the most opportune moment. We have the smoking gun now, but are his approval ratings low enough? Is there another smoking gun that will put the nail in the coffin? Does it matter?
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