Remember when Repubs Pushed 'White Water' Investigations EVERY DAY??

[Blackhatjack]

The entire time Clinton was in office, millions and milliions of dollars spent investigating every twitch and utterance every single day.

How do you think Bush would handle that for the next 2 years? LOL
I want 3 mos in the pool!
He would have a mental breakdown.

Time to return the favor. And this time, unlike White Water, there will be plenty of wrongdoing to find.

[Tennessee Gal]

1. What you say may be true, but ...................

there are far more important issues to pursue.

I don't want the Dems to spend the next two years trying to impeach the ass in chief. I want them focused on oversight in the sense that they can curtail the Bush/Cheney power grab. That is enough at the moment.

There are far more critical issues Dems can do something about for the next two years like the minimum wage increase, tax cuts for the lower and middle classes, investigating corporate corruption, finding a solution to getting out of Iraq, affordable healthcare for every single American citizen, ending job outsourcing, alternative energy sources, etc.

[Randy Ranger]

2. Well put, I coun't agree more! N/T

[Blackhatjack]

4. You make my point, it is all about accountability ... ratchet up investigations...

Actual impeachment is not necessary. Remember White Water was not an impeachment investigation. It turned into that once Monica came on the scene and Clinton found himself under oath in a civil case and was asked about a personal indiscretion. THen the Repubs took that to the level of impeachment b/c Clinton 'lied' about sex.

We just need to investigate everything Bush does, and let the chips fall where they may.

Impeachment is not necessary, but you never know what you might find once you get started...

[hwmnbn]

3. We would be doing a service to the country....

just like they did. Restoring dignity and accountability to the office. Just like they did.

I say go for it.

[wiggs]

5. Remember travel-gate? Huge deal over nothing....nt