I know this doesn't mean much but everyone I know thinks Bush should be removed

[NNN0LHI]

Beyond DU I associate with the same couple of hundred people every week and there is not much we ever all agree on. Everyone has there own idea how Iraq should be handled and who should be the next president and such.

But on Bush everyone seems to be in a agreement. He has to go. I live in a red part of Illinois. Many of these people voted for Bush I know for sure. They say he has to go too.

Anyone else noticed people talking this way around them? And I don't mean people just saying they don't like Bush. Are they talking about removing him from office around you?

Don

[greyl]

1. No, not impeach. Immediate arrest. ;) nt

[madokie]

9. You got that right

[Horse with no Name]

2. I was willing to neuter him and leave him alone

Not anymore.
He HAS to go. By whatever means necessary and no matter how many federal marshall's it takes to escort him out.

[blm]

3. I am mainly around newspaper people and they are conditioned to NOT voice their

opinions.

I believe it is as you say - Most Americans WANT Bush removed from power and want the Dems to do the investigation s that will lead to his resignation or removal.

[NNN0LHI]

5. These are mostly blue collar retirees and small business owners I am around n/t

[NYCGirl]

4. Too bad they're not GOP congresspeople. That's who has to do it. NT

[aquart]

6. I think the debate now is legal process or kicking and screaming.

I admit to enjoying the fantasy of kicking and screaming. And, possibly, all his Presidential seal logo-ed paraphrenalia in huge black garbage bags on the White House lawn.

[RaleighNCDUer]

7. Say to them --

"Don't tell me, tell your congressman."

[BuyingThyme]

8. Can I introduce you to Nancy Pelosi?

[Rex]

10. I hear the same thing down here in south Texas.

They say they hate Bush, even the ones that voted for him in 2004.

[LSparkle]

11. He's become a joke

When anyone mentions his name in my office/circle of friends, people roll their eyes. We don't even have to talk about it anymore because EVERYONE knows he's a nutjob. Even my in-laws in the military roll their eyes (they aren't at liberty to really speak out, but they send PLENTY of signals that they don't support him anymore).

[Cleita]

12. Great, but we need to remove the whole bunch of them. How

do your acquaintances feel about that? I mean would it be okay with them if Cheney or someone other of the insiders group takes charge? It wouldn't be with me or most other DUers I would guess.

[NNN0LHI]

14. I noticed it a little Tuesday and a lot more today

People are raising there voices when they talk about Bush without even realizing it. Its mostly Bush they are blaming right now. They talk like people who have been flim-flammed by someone.

Don

[Cleita]

15. Flim-flammed, grifted and then some. It's about time they stopped

drinking the kool-aid.

[tnlefty]

13. Impeached? Not so much from anyone who wasn't already convinced

** should be impeached. I'll admit that I was floored about a 2 yrs. ago when one of my mother's lifelong republican friends stated that ** had turned her in to Democrat for the the 4 election cycles if she lives that long. My republican mother won't even mention ** by name anymore and she was absolutely giddy when the Dems took control of the House and Senate. She wants some control and accountability exerted upon he who must not be named anymore (**).

Perhaps with more investigations, coupled with the fact that he seems hellbent on acting like a little dictator, more and more people will begin openly talking about it? I can only hope.

[Tuesday_Morning]

16. I live in South Florida

and even the hardcore Cuban American Republicans are shaking their heads in disbelief and disgust.

[BootinUp]

17. In Georgia? Of course not

I wish the truth were otherwise.