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ForteCash · 11-09-2006, 12:19 PM

Howard Dean Says No Impeachment Of Bush
Lapdog Democrats to waste two years on minimum wage and mass illegal amnesty, no to Iraq inquiry, no to police state rollback, no to bringing troops home

Prison Planet | November 9, 2006
Paul Joseph Watson

Howard Dean last night said there would be no impeachment proceedings against President Bush under a Democrat controlled Congress, echoing the pledge of Nancy Pelosi to protect the administration that lied a nation into a war and dismantled the very fabric of America.

Here's the exchange from Dean's appearance on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart last night.

STEWART: "How long in your mind do you feel it's gonna be before power corrupts you absolutely?"

DEAN: "Well, you know...."

STEWART: "The last guys did it in three and a half days, what are you guys aiming for?"

DEAN: "Longer than that."

DEAN: "I know half the audience wants us to impeach the President and all that kind of stuff but we're not gonna do that - we're not gonna do that."

Dean is toeing the party line first crystallized by Nancy Pelosi when she told the 60 Minutes program, "Impeachment is off the table....it's a pledge....it is a waste of time."

When will jubilant mindless liberals realize that their darling Democrats have been installed as ringers to halt the momentum of the anti-war and 9/11 truth movements while committing to shielding the Bush administration for the very crimes and misdemeanors that supposedly cost them the House and Senate in the first place?

Democrats have already clearly stated how they intend to "get to work" over the next two years - by helping Bush push through a mass amnesty for illegal aliens - something his own republican House even prevented him doing - and also wasting time on the non-issue of the minimum wage.

Will raising the minimum wage and legalizing all illegal aliens help rollback the devastation the Bush administration has wrought on the U.S. Constitution?

Will raising the minimum wage and legalizing all illegal aliens bring the troops home?

Will raising the minimum wage and legalizing all illegal aliens re-instate the nine amendments to the Constitution that were abolished under the Military Commissions Act?

Will raising the minimum wage and legalizing all illegal aliens do anything to can the unconstitutional domestic eavesdropping program?

Will raising the minimum wage and legalizing all illegal aliens do anything to claw back the out of control deficit?

We were told the Republicans were abandoned because of corruption and Iraq and yet the Democrat shills have completely avoided specifics about how they intend to address these issues and on the question of impeachment have vowed to protect Bush. Empty rhetoric about a "policy change" in Iraq is nothing more than hot air betrayed by a legacy of Democrat support for keeping the troops in the quagmire - exemplified no better than Hillary Clinton and Nancy Pelosi, who both support imperial jaunts in the name of the "war on terror."

British Foreign Secretary Margaret Beckett has already stated that Blair's government will not co-operate with any move to withdraw troops from Iraq and Afghanistan and she needn't worry because the Democrats are not going to even try it.

The Associated Press reports that Pelosi and Bush have already proclaimed reconciliation and are now "making nice" and devising how they can work in tandem. Tuesday's vote and its superficial euphoric aftermath was not about a populist reaction to six years of abuse and deceit - it was a sad indictment of the fact that a majority of Americans, particularly the establishment left, still buy the hoax that the Republicrats and the Democons are anything more than two different CEO's bidding for control of Slavery Incorporated.

NickPapageorgio · 11-09-2006, 12:55 PM

I'm not poo pooing on what you've posted...but shit man...it's been two days.

pornguy · 11-09-2006, 01:01 PM

Sold out on the very first day.

Barefootsies · 11-09-2006, 01:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NickPapageorgio

I'm not poo pooing on what you've posted...but shit man...it's been two days.

Right.

It will be a few months before it gets settled in anyways. However, I would expect them to actually stop fucking around with the Bush Administrations fuck ups, and get to work on their OWN GOD DAMN AGENDA.

This election was about the disenchantment, or revenge of the cronnies on Bush. It's time to show the Dems actually stand for something.

-Troops home.
-Troops help homeland security on our OWN borders.
-Cut money from overseas aid. Give back to our OWN fucking schools, and infrastructure.
-Take care of New Orleans.
-Fix the prescription drug plan for the Q-tips.
-Work on some kind of health insurance for the poor reform.

Actually accomplish something in the next two year so that a Dem president stands a chance.

TheLegacy · 11-09-2006, 01:10 PM

my guess is that there will be alot of investigations in the war - what the democrats want to do is merely to show flaws in the republicans and make some basic changes. But overall, making mistakes in the next 2 years is going to hurt them.

they will not pull the troops out - instead go for a leaner force
they will open the discussion to health reform and even stem cell research and I think finally, they will look into government corruption over the past few years but will not do a thing regarding impeaching the president.

where they have failed since the beginning is not showing if they have a strategy or not... no plan. Right off the bat they have to show they have balls and are honestly looking after the people. The next 2 years is going to be more of trying to keep the House and Senate by giving off a good image and not making any huge decisions that can backfire.

smack · 11-09-2006, 01:17 PM

you realize even attempting to impeach bush would be politcal suicide right?

they wouldn't be able to get control of congress for probably at least another 10 years.

it is a stupid idea, and thankfully the dems seem to realize this.

not to mention it would SEVERELY hurt any presidential aspirations their party has in 2008, because it just looks like sour grapes. not to mention, it wouldn't work. they wouldn't get anywhere with it.

DateDoc · 11-09-2006, 01:24 PM

Haha, the best I heard was when asked what to do about the war in Iraq and what their (the Democrats) plan for Iraq was they said that it will be up to the President to come up with a new strategy for Iraq! LOL!!

It will be a fun 2 years until the republicans take over again!

ForteCash · 11-09-2006, 03:29 PM

hopefully we'l see a economic boom again

Martin · 11-09-2006, 04:50 PM

Time to over throw.

notabook · 11-09-2006, 04:51 PM

I'd prefer them to wait until Bush is out of office before they go after him, that way he has no protection and can really be hit with the books. Besides, look at who would become president if Bush was thrown out. :|

tony286 · 11-09-2006, 04:52 PM

it will be interesting but I agree they arent going to have teeth.

11-09-2006, 12:19 PM	#1
ForteCash Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Kansas City, Missouri Posts: 3,278	Howard Dean Says No Impeachment Of Bush Howard Dean Says No Impeachment Of Bush Lapdog Democrats to waste two years on minimum wage and mass illegal amnesty, no to Iraq inquiry, no to police state rollback, no to bringing troops home Prison Planet \| November 9, 2006 Paul Joseph Watson Howard Dean last night said there would be no impeachment proceedings against President Bush under a Democrat controlled Congress, echoing the pledge of Nancy Pelosi to protect the administration that lied a nation into a war and dismantled the very fabric of America. Here's the exchange from Dean's appearance on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart last night. STEWART: "How long in your mind do you feel it's gonna be before power corrupts you absolutely?" DEAN: "Well, you know...." STEWART: "The last guys did it in three and a half days, what are you guys aiming for?" DEAN: "Longer than that." DEAN: "I know half the audience wants us to impeach the President and all that kind of stuff but we're not gonna do that - we're not gonna do that." Dean is toeing the party line first crystallized by Nancy Pelosi when she told the 60 Minutes program, "Impeachment is off the table....it's a pledge....it is a waste of time." When will jubilant mindless liberals realize that their darling Democrats have been installed as ringers to halt the momentum of the anti-war and 9/11 truth movements while committing to shielding the Bush administration for the very crimes and misdemeanors that supposedly cost them the House and Senate in the first place? Democrats have already clearly stated how they intend to "get to work" over the next two years - by helping Bush push through a mass amnesty for illegal aliens - something his own republican House even prevented him doing - and also wasting time on the non-issue of the minimum wage. Will raising the minimum wage and legalizing all illegal aliens help rollback the devastation the Bush administration has wrought on the U.S. Constitution? Will raising the minimum wage and legalizing all illegal aliens bring the troops home? Will raising the minimum wage and legalizing all illegal aliens re-instate the nine amendments to the Constitution that were abolished under the Military Commissions Act? Will raising the minimum wage and legalizing all illegal aliens do anything to can the unconstitutional domestic eavesdropping program? Will raising the minimum wage and legalizing all illegal aliens do anything to claw back the out of control deficit? We were told the Republicans were abandoned because of corruption and Iraq and yet the Democrat shills have completely avoided specifics about how they intend to address these issues and on the question of impeachment have vowed to protect Bush. Empty rhetoric about a "policy change" in Iraq is nothing more than hot air betrayed by a legacy of Democrat support for keeping the troops in the quagmire - exemplified no better than Hillary Clinton and Nancy Pelosi, who both support imperial jaunts in the name of the "war on terror." British Foreign Secretary Margaret Beckett has already stated that Blair's government will not co-operate with any move to withdraw troops from Iraq and Afghanistan and she needn't worry because the Democrats are not going to even try it. The Associated Press reports that Pelosi and Bush have already proclaimed reconciliation and are now "making nice" and devising how they can work in tandem. Tuesday's vote and its superficial euphoric aftermath was not about a populist reaction to six years of abuse and deceit - it was a sad indictment of the fact that a majority of Americans, particularly the establishment left, still buy the hoax that the Republicrats and the Democons are anything more than two different CEO's bidding for control of Slavery Incorporated. __________________ NO PILLS - NO EXPENSIVE STRETCHERS - JUST REAL EXERCISES THAT WORK! "Upsell Your Members The Top Penis Enlargement Site!" Link Exchanges & Traffic Trades www.penilefitness.com/links/ ICQ: 63935693 $50 per trial with www.ForteCash.com

11-09-2006, 12:55 PM	#2
NickPapageorgio Confirmed User Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: NC Posts: 8,323	I'm not poo pooing on what you've posted...but shit man...it's been two days. __________________

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TheLegacy SEO Connoisseur Industry Role: Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Brantford, Ontario Posts: 17,118	my guess is that there will be alot of investigations in the war - what the democrats want to do is merely to show flaws in the republicans and make some basic changes. But overall, making mistakes in the next 2 years is going to hurt them. they will not pull the troops out - instead go for a leaner force they will open the discussion to health reform and even stem cell research and I think finally, they will look into government corruption over the past few years but will not do a thing regarding impeaching the president. where they have failed since the beginning is not showing if they have a strategy or not... no plan. Right off the bat they have to show they have balls and are honestly looking after the people. The next 2 years is going to be more of trying to keep the House and Senate by giving off a good image and not making any huge decisions that can backfire. __________________ SEO Connoisseur Microsoft Teams: Robert Warren SEO Telegram: @TheLegacy54 RobertWarrenSEO.com

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smack Push Porn Like Weight. Industry Role: Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Inside .NET Posts: 10,652	you realize even attempting to impeach bush would be politcal suicide right? they wouldn't be able to get control of congress for probably at least another 10 years. it is a stupid idea, and thankfully the dems seem to realize this. not to mention it would SEVERELY hurt any presidential aspirations their party has in 2008, because it just looks like sour grapes. not to mention, it wouldn't work. they wouldn't get anywhere with it. __________________ Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war.

11-09-2006, 01:24 PM	#7
DateDoc Outside looking in. Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: To Hell You Ride Posts: 14,243	Haha, the best I heard was when asked what to do about the war in Iraq and what their (the Democrats) plan for Iraq was they said that it will be up to the President to come up with a new strategy for Iraq! LOL!! It will be a fun 2 years until the republicans take over again! __________________

11-09-2006, 03:29 PM	#8
ForteCash Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Kansas City, Missouri Posts: 3,278	hopefully we'l see a economic boom again __________________ NO PILLS - NO EXPENSIVE STRETCHERS - JUST REAL EXERCISES THAT WORK! "Upsell Your Members The Top Penis Enlargement Site!" Link Exchanges & Traffic Trades www.penilefitness.com/links/ ICQ: 63935693 $50 per trial with www.ForteCash.com

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Martin "Assassins" Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: At home Posts: 17,277	Time to over throw.

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notabook Confirmed User Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Not a Library! Posts: 9,748	I'd prefer them to wait until Bush is out of office before they go after him, that way he has no protection and can really be hit with the books. Besides, look at who would become president if Bush was thrown out. :\| __________________

11-09-2006, 04:52 PM	#11
tony286 lurker Industry Role: Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: atlanta Posts: 57,021	it will be interesting but I agree they arent going to have teeth.