Bush and Cheney must resign. If they refuse, then they ought to be FIRED

[NEOBuckeye]

Certainly, any one of us would lose our jobs faster than a New York Minute if we demonstrated the ineptitude of Bush. Any other chief executive would be shown the door for demonstrating such a level of incompetence during a crisis on any level, be it corporate, military, college, church or government on local and state levels.

So why should the federal government be any different? The Bush-Cheney administration must resign. If they refuse, they should be arrested and forcibly removed from office, and then brought to trial for their criminal incompetence.

These people are absolutely horrible.

[fooj]

1. I'm in.

Peace.

[nookiemonster]

2. I agree. Federal marshals should be on the ready.

eom

[blossomstar]

3. WE, the people must DEMAND it now.... Sept. 24, BE THERE!

[GeorgeBushytail]

4. Camp Katrina on the Mall

10's of thousands of angry Katrina survivors camped on Bush's doorstep demanding he resign.

Help make it happen:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/campkatrina/

[Birthmark]

5. The same group that impeached Clinton...

...is now morally compelled to impeach Bush for negligent homicide or depraved indifference - whichever applies, I'm no lawyer. I doubt that those people WILL impeach Bush, but that will only hurt them more in the long run. If Republicans want to survive, the only way to do it is to jettison Bush.

[liam_laddie]

6. fear among the PNACers?

I'm sensing that the behind-the-curtain powers who want to rule the world, who've been using the chimp as cheerleader (he's
experienced in that role) are panicking that he's blowing the
plan. And they want to dump him in favor of? Who're the usual
suspects? When David Brooks starts to express dismay at the
"situation" you KNOW something's up in the casting department.
BTW, was Cheney REALLY in the Rose Garden Saturday? I haven't seen photo evidence or read any spotter's reports...