Has anyone e-mailed the White House telling Bush to resign?

[kitkat65]

I was just about to do it and decided I would rather do it from home.

Just put "resign" or "step down" in the header and nothing else.

[KansDem]

1. I once called the White House and told the receptionist

that I thought Bush was a liar. Then I gave my name and number and told her to tell him to call me back and I'd tell it to his face. Then I said if he didn't call me back, I would assume he was a coward, too.

I believe it was after the 2005 State of the Union speech, or some speech in which he lied.

[AndyA]

2. Everyone I've ever known who did this has strangely turned up missing,

comes down with a debilitating disease, dies in a horrible accident, etc.

So, I've decided it's probably best to not do this.















:rofl: (Just kidding.)

[sinkingfeeling]

3. Yes, but not recently.

[reichstag911]

4. Well,...

...I challenged him to a mano-a-mano once since he's so "tough" (hey, I was drunk, so shoot me!); suggested he send his daughters and niece off to Iraq as "comfort girls" for the troops' morale (with the disclaimer that chubby Jenna and skanky junkie Noelle might not be the greatest, but they're something, at least); and just the other day, sent the jpegs from the Japanese Time cover with the American flag in a trashcan, congratulating "Dim Son" for his part in inspiring that image. Other than those, nah, nothin'...

:hide:

[JackBeck]

5. Why bother?

If they're reading our emails and listening in on our phone conversations they already know how we feel.

[bdamomma]

6. You know

I was thinking the same thing like bombard the switchboard with calls.

[Wash. state Desk Jet]

7. The email Corkscrew

There is already an automatic response in place,The republician response to E mails, down that line is as quoted by James West ,those e-mails will be comming in two to one in Bushs favor,And who is to prove otherwise?Thats their story and they will be stick,en to it.