Does Nov 8th, 2006 make up for Nov 3rd, 2004?

[jgraz]

What a great day today was but...still got the bad taste of Kerry's concession. Perhaps some articles of impeachment could serve as a palate cleanser...

[evlbstrd]

1. It can't possibly make up for it.

But it's a start at cleaning up the mess.

[KingFlorez]

2. For me it does

Because it prevents Bush from doing anymore damage.

[WinkyDink]

3. Dead Americans and Iraqis would vote "No", IMHO.

[Jcrowley]

5. Agree n/t

[jgraz]

6. um...yeah, good point winky

Not to mention the thousands dead from Katrina.

Now I feel like a self-centered asshole :/

[TheBaldyMan]

4. Not really, the elections have been stolen since 2000, this time it's too big a margin to cover up

even in VA & MT there have been 10,000s been disenfranchised, purged from electoral rolls and blocked from voting. Every Democratic majority is the tip of an iceberg, similarly all the razor-fine Republican majorities would be a defeat in a country with a fair electoral system.

It is a sad fact that the thugs ran a rigged game for the last six years but they aren't in total control anymore. Rather than impeach Bush, Cheney and the rest of the evildoers I'd say that tough oversight of the budget and the conduct of the various wars should be priority.

Once the truth comes out about profiteering, mismanagement and criminality there will be calls for resignations and impeachments anyway.

Subpoena every crook in the the administration and grill them under oath. No mercy, no softball questions, no handling with kid-gloves. Skewer the bastards through their own lying tongues.

[Greybnk48]

7. No, but it helps.

I don't think I will ever forgive, much less forget what wen on in 2000 and 2004. Never.

[wisteria]

8. No! Absolutely not.

Things didn't have to get this bad and so many lives did not have to be lost. We would of been on an entirely different, more positive course.