Can the citizens of the United States stomach another impeachment?

[zulchzulu]

Poll question: Can the citizens of the United States stomach another impeachment?

It's been said by members of the mainstream media that Americans just couldn't stomach the idea of impeachment again, even if it was warranted and needed. It's like we are children that should be guarded against Uncle Pervert when he comes over for Thanksgiving dinner.

What do you think the excuses would be?

[bullimiami]

1. i think the majority of americans believe in equal justice.

noone should be above the law, not the richest man, not the most powerful.

allowing injustice to stand spits in the face of our democracy, our constitution, our laws and our morality.

[hlthe2b]

2. By the time even 1% of all the lies, deceptions, and criminal acts

this administration has done become public and the decades impact becomes apparent, I think the public will be ready for a full fledged treason trial, maybe even a Capital Trial....

[zulchzulu]

13. Should there be Pay-Per-View hangings for treason?

I'd pay for that.

[babylonsister]

3. Why isn't 'YES' a distractor? nt

[El Fuego]

4. We need to impeach to set an example for future generations

We need to impeach so our outrage will be recorded in history.

The truth is, Americans love scandal. The MSM will thrive on it. The repugs already destroyed the office with their Clinton witch hunt, so worrying about the dignity of the office is a moot point.

[AtomicKitten]

5. I think Dems should turn over the investigation to Patrick Fitzgerald

and then go about the people's business. America want normalcy AND a reckoning.

Rather than playing leaks 24-7 LIKE THEY DID TO CLINTON, let Fitz do the dirty work of excavating the FACTS and then try the mo-fos. And then turn the bastards over to the International Court for prosecution.

[wiley]

9. Good Idea

[flordehinojos]

6. can the citizens of the US stomach 2 1/2 more years of this dangerous evil

man who poses as president of the United States?

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

7. THIS citizen sure could. Bring it on.

[Tiggeroshii]

8. Americans all secretly stand with our President!

We're just liars and are afraid of not fitting in.

:rofl:

[Stinky The Clown]

10. "Can the citizens of the United States stomach another impeachment?"

Yes, they can. And without the media's fucking interference in governance, it would already be the topic du jour ... with a growing chorus of supporters.

[saltpoint]

11. I don't think anybody wants it for sport. Liberals and progressive

are calling for it because the office of the presidency has been besmirched.

We still respect the office, but we are distrustful of the people inhabiting it right now.

Even a few lizard-brained Republicans realize that Bush has completely stunk up the place, and he either needs to make sweeping, dramatic changes (unlikely), or his party gets thrown out of the House of Representatives in November and the votes to pass articles of impeachment will be a reality.

I think your poll hit on a lot of very pertient questions. Tip of the hat on this one, zulchzulu.

:thumbsup:

:hi:

[eppur_se_muova]

12. "None of the above" AND "Other" ??

Is this like the scene in Star Trek where the robot locks up and smoke pours out his ears?

[One Honest Guy]

14. Impeachment would accomplish very little.

Would is stop military action against Iran? Nope. It would delay it by several months at most, but not stop it.

[mmonk]

15. I can't stomach not impeaching.

[kestrel91316]

16. I happen to think that the MAIN reason the RW impeached Clinton was

to give the nation IMPEACHMENT FATIGUE, so they could have free rein to do whatever they damn well pleased once they stole the 2000 election and put their man in. It's a variation of the projection they are so good at. If they yell and scream how bad the Dems and Clinton are, then it makes us seem petty, vindictive, and spiteful if we subsequently put up a fuss over Bush and the RW.

I say too bad. NEVER shy away from a righteous inpeachment. NEVER.