Too Delicious: Freepers Climb On The Impeachment Bandwagon

[cali]

Looks like he's really losing his base.


Strange... day by day, I am getting the feeling that censure might not be such a bad idea after all? Hell, at this rate, I'll be right there along the Kossacks calling for impeachment sometime in June...
5 posted on 03/28/2006 11:20:08 AM PST by vik
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To: vik


You ever get the feeling that democrats and republicans only pretend to oppose each other, only to pass the ball back and forth between them?
7 posted on 03/28/2006 11:22:03 AM PST by cripplecreek (Never a minigun handy when you need one.)
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To: vik


The impeachment thing has been crossing my mind too.
8 posted on 03/28/2006 11:22:32 AM PST by stevio (Red-Blooded Crunchy Con, American Male (NRA))
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To: thoughtomator

Is it my imagination or is there an all-out attack underway on the wage-earning power of American citizens, skilled or unskilled?

Congratulations. You've escaped the matrix.
9 posted on 03/28/2006 11:23:16 AM PST by Old_Mil (http://www.constitutionparty.org - Forging a Rebirth of Freedom.)
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To: thoughtomator


"Is it my imagination or is there an all-out attack underway on the wage-earning power of American citizens, skilled or unskilled?"


To: stevio

The impeachment thing has been crossing my mind too.

At the very least, Dubya should be registered as a foreign agent.
19 posted on 03/28/2006 11:29:33 AM PST by Willie Green (Go Pat Go!!!)
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[Rainscents]

1. These people are funny at times.

:rofl:

[RazzleDazzle]

33. And in their own way rather tragic too

except for the merely hilarious ones, without any poignancy.

[wryter2000]

2. Is it about immigration?

If they picked this as their terra,terra! issue for 2006, they chose one that's lose/lose for them. Either they alienate all latinos, or they alienate their base.

[cali]

6. It's like watching a train wreck

the repubs' base is peeling away in record speed over immigration. Brownback has gone from being a wingnut hero to a dastardly foe for voting for the immigration reform package in the Senate Judiciary.

[buddysmellgood]

3. That is hilarious. Now they sound like they want to bond :)

[amitten]

4. Wow. Just a few years and several Bush-related criminal acts

later, the idiots finally get something of a clue.

[harpo]

5. I don't give a rats ass what they think...I can't believe people actually

go to their site...

[cali]

11. Tough. I don't give a rat's ass what you think about this

You've made it abundantly clear in a most sanctimonious way that you disapprove of people going to Freeperville or posting stuff from there to here. Now you're the posting police? Too bad you have no sense of humor about this. I think it's hilarious and so do many others.

[Lochloosa]

15. Ditto

:evilgrin:

[wryter2000]

18. When I see a thread title that indicates that I won't like the thread

I don't read it. Works for me.

[harpo]

21. so you don't care what I think...but you care about what freepers think...

ok..I guess that's fair

[cali]

29. For pity's sake. Either you're not reading carefully

or you're deliberately twisting my words. Here's what I said:

Tough. I don't give a rat's ass what you think about this
You've made it abundantly clear in a most sanctimonious way that you disapprove of people going to Freeperville or posting stuff from there to here. Now you're the posting police? Too bad you have no sense of humor about this. I think it's hilarious and so do many others.


In other words, as regards this matter, I don't care what you think. I don't even know you, why should I? I never said that I cared what freepers think. I thought it was pretty clear that I found it; a) interesting that freepers are deserting bushco and b) funny.

[TexasThoughtCriminal]

46. Thank you, cali, for news from Freeperville

I, for one, appreciate your post. I like to hear about their heads exploding.:D

[kurth]

7. Karl the Genius' things to do in 2006: (1) Dubai, (2) immigration

while waiting for the indictment.

[stop the bleeding]

8. too little too late, it is because of simpletons like this is why we

are where we are, they all can rot in hell for what they have allowed to be done to this Country.

All of them have lots and lots of blood on their hands, impeachment is way too little too late.

Simpletons.....:nuke:

[madinmaryland]

9. By the time they get their wish of impeachment,

it will lead to President Pelosi!!!!

:evilgrin:

At least we won't hear them crowing about Hillary!

[motocicleta]

10. those guys probably have already been banned from FR

This is about the best sign I've seen today, though, and the day was already pretty good.

PS I just started to read through that thread - it's even better than I might have hoped. Many, many actively questioning. Someone suggested getting a divided congress so Bush will have a harder time getting his agenda through.

The only way he can get out of this is if somebody rigs the election ... oh goddammit!

[gatorboy]

12. I wanted impeachment when it was alternative!

Now it's sooooo mainstream :P

[Katherine Brengle]

43. I was totally just thinking that, lmao!

:rofl:

[MadisonProgressive]

13. This is funny!

To: stevio
The impeachment thing has been crossing my mind too.
At the very least, Dubya should be registered as a foreign agent.


19 posted on 03/28/2006 11:29:33 AM PST by Willie Green (Go Pat Go!!!)
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[Mythsaje]

16. Hey, where'd you get that kool-aide pic?

That's great!

[MadisonProgressive]

23. As usual I stole it!

[MadisonProgressive]

20. Even better!

To: stevio
The impeachment thing has been crossing my mind too.
And mine. And many many others as well. The unthinkable has now become thinkable.


37 posted on 03/28/2006 11:53:09 AM PST by pbrown (Be careful of charity and kindness, lest you do more harm with open hands than with a clinched fist)
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[gratuitous]

14. Repentance, then penance, then reconciliation

I'm all in favor of it. As soon as these scumbags line up for their penance, we can move on to reconciliation. Nuts, meet boot.

[johnlal]

17. Silly Freepers!

All it would take is one really dumb but violent move (like bombing Canada) and the Freepers will have their noses back in Bush's ass. One smirk and an insult to Ted Kennedy, and they will all fall back in line.

It's really ignorant that they're talking about impeachment less than two years after they re-elected the dumbass. Talk about flip-flopping.

[electropop]

25. Correction, they voted for him, but

they did not re-elect him. Kenneth Blackwell did.

[lonestarnot]

19. Wooodamnwhooooooo!

K & R

[mzmolly]

22. I tend to agree with Reid, as much as I like to see this.

The only thing worse than a President Bush is a President Cheney.

[Senator]

32. That's not an option

There's nothing to stop a double impeachment/removal. And they are equally guilty of personally terrozing the nation into war.

This post also explodes the DC Dems other rationalization for inaction.

There is no "backlash" coming. Not from the "freeproots."

--
www.january6th.org

[mzmolly]

38. I'm up for a quadrupal impeachment.

Let's take back the house and impeach the entire lot of em.' I just don't want to impeach Bush alone and position Cheney for another 8 year nightmare.

[area51]

41. "... worse than a President Bush is a President Cheney."

In my opinion, we've already got Cheney running things. If Bush* were to be impeached (I'm not saying this is likely), I think it would be more difficult for the republinazis to ru(i)n this country b/c Cheney is so unpopular. Just my 2¢.

[mzmolly]

44. I fear his popularity can only go one way and that is up.

:puke:

[ourbluenation]

24. ohfortheloveofgod!

"Is it my imagination or is there an all-out attack underway on the wage-earning power of American citizens, skilled or unskilled?"

Ya think you union hating moron?

[Mythsaje]

27. And we've been saying that for HOW LONG?

While they called us wingnuts.

Freepers are SO impaired.

[sofa king]

26. "Hmm, I think maybe I'm being anally raped."

"Yes, yes now I'm sure of it. I'm definitely being anally raped. And all this time I thought it was the bass from my Charlie Daniels Band eight-tracks. I wonder who's raping me?"

[Senator]

28. Post>> It's either Pres. Hastert now -- or Pres. Pelosi later!

They're just paranoid enough to bite. And the misogyny is just reflexive for them.

Heck, it's not even really so unlikely.

Anyone willing to float it over there??

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[understandinglife]

30. "At the very least, Dubya should be registered as a foreign agent." ROFL!!

:rofl:

One begins to wonder if Bush will actually achieve a below zero, lower bound on his approval rating spread.


If You're pro-America, You're Definitely anti-Bush

[radio4progressives]

36. We posted the same thing... yes extremely histerical

:rofl:

[opihimoimoi]

31. As Bill Maher said, Its as if Bush is an ALIEN...sent here to destroy the

USA from the inside....

He and his Pub Party should be in Prison asap

[radio4progressives]

34. "At the very least, Dubya should be registered as a foreign agent."

a Freeper is accusing Bush as being a Foreign Agent?

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

[BrightKnight]

39. Saudi buddies sent him to jihad camp

Perhaps some of his Saudi buddies sent him to jihad camp. That would actually explain a lot. All of the camps had monkey bars!

[SeattleGirl]

35. Wow! I like what I'm seeing here.

If a President is in the wrong (which Bush certainly IS), then people shouldn't care if that person is in the same party they are. Wrong is wrong, and this guy needs to be taken to task for what he has done. And what he is doing. R's are not immune to Bush's action, and it looks like they are finally starting to figure that out.

[Senator]

37. Seriously folks -- the touted "Freeproots Backlash" is a mirage

Just more cacophony from the DC/Euphemedia's Mighty Wurlitzer.

We need to keep pressing the point to our "leaders" -- "Violence" is the answer.

There is no downside. And no other moral, patriotic option.

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www.january6th.org

[CoffeeCat]

40. What exactly are the Freeps unhappy about?

Why are they miffed at Junior?

Are they so radical, that Junior isn't radical enough for them?

[Hubert Flottz]

42. Have we not been telling them this for about seven years?

"Is it my imagination or is there an all-out attack underway on the wage-earning power of American citizens, skilled or unskilled?"

Thickheaded Morans can finally see the light, when it shines on their own ass pocket!

[Old and In the Way]

45. Every day the FreeRepublic gets a little dumber.

As more and more people "get it", the nucleus of deluded morons gets more concentrated over there. Eventually, they will lose any shred of informed credibility. What'll be left is an echo chamber of Bush Kultists, Rascists, Endtimers, and RNC operatives. They will accelerate their own demise as the essence of FR is exposed for all to smell.