Why should we impeach Obama?

[momoney555]

If Americans could not find or refused to find enough reasons to impeach Bush, how could there possibly be any supportive reasons to impeach Obama.  I don't think there were substantial reasons to impeach Clinton either (cheating on his wife!!!!! what a dumb reason...impeachment should never have happened) I don't care what anyone says, giving the country back to the same people, with the same policies and ideology who ran everything into the ground for the middle class in the first place, is just plain stupid. 

[pjlicari17]

If Americans could not find or refused to find enough reasons to impeach Bush, how could there possibly be any supportive reasons to impeach Obama.  I don't think there were substantial reasons to impeach Clinton either (cheating on his wife!!!!! what a dumb reason...impeachment should never have happened) I don't care what anyone says, giving the country back to the same people, with the same policies and ideology who ran everything into the ground for the middle class in the first place, is just plain stupid. 

WELL SAID!

[dcrotteau]

I concur, most definitely.

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If Americans could not find or refused to find enough reasons to impeach Bush, how could there possibly be any supportive reasons to impeach Obama.  I don't think there were substantial reasons to impeach Clinton either (cheating on his wife!!!!! what a dumb reason...impeachment should never have happened) I don't care what anyone says, giving the country back to the same people, with the same policies and ideology who ran everything into the ground for the middle class in the first place, is just plain stupid. 

Clinton was impeached for perjury and obstruction of justice, and not for 'cheating on his wife'.  Since he did perjure and obstruct justice, these were appropriate charges.  What crime did Bush commit that you would impeach him for?  The people that ran everything into the ground are in control of the office of the Presidency and the Senate now -- or do you so soon forget the source of our troubles? 

[falcon9]

The people that ran everything into the ground are in control of the office of the Presidency and the Senate now -- or do you so soon forget the source of our troubles? 

It's funny how republicans "forget" that both parties, (and a previous eight years of republican policies), are the source of what ran everything into the ground prior to this presidency.  That's republican's for you; trashing the hotel room, leaving the mess for housekeeping and having the audacity to blame their prior mess on the next morning's housekeeper.

[hjp]

There  no reason should impeach Obama doing that  best  he can. General elections is on Nov 6, 2012.  Still disapprove  his job  performance vote him out. Yes, Economy is declining, unemployement rate above 8 percent straight 44 month record high.  has did nothing for nation just rack up our national debt above 15 Trillion

[Abrupt]

There  no reason should impeach Obama doing that  best  he can. General elections is on Nov 6, 2012.  Still disapprove  his job  performance vote him out. Yes, Economy is declining, unemployement rate above 8 percent straight 44 month record high.  has did nothing for nation just rack up our national debt above 15 Trillion

I am also generally against impeachments or recalls myself and think they should only be used in the most dire of circumstances.

[Abrupt]

The people that ran everything into the ground are in control of the office of the Presidency and the Senate now -- or do you so soon forget the source of our troubles? 

It's funny how republicans "forget" that both parties, (and a previous eight years of republican policies), are the source of what ran everything into the ground prior to this presidency.  That's republican's for you; trashing the hotel room, leaving the mess for housekeeping and having the audacity to blame their prior mess on the next morning's housekeeper.

While there is certainly enough blame to spread around, the bulk of it lies with the liberal legislation and movements, and the bulk of that is within the Democratic party.  Do I hold Republicans at fault for instances where they could block such foolishness -- of course I do, but I am hold even more accountable those that actively pushed such nonsense and that was the liberals within the Democratic party.

[falcon9]

While there is certainly enough blame to spread around, the bulk of it lies with the liberal legislation and movements, and the bulk of that is within the Democratic party. 

Conversely, in keeping with "enough blame to spread around", my view is that members of both parties, (both congressional and presidential), are to blame for the bulk of the current situation - not predominately either party.
 

Do I hold Republicans at fault for instances where they could block such foolishness -- of course I do, but I am hold even more accountable those that actively pushed such nonsense and that was the liberals within the Democratic party.

Such political bias is immediately evident within that nonsensical 'opinion'.  The idiotic republican policies pushed through during the eight year dark ages immediately priorto the current administration resulted in the current mess which cannot be resolved with hand-waving, nor with disparaging "executive orders" which republican presidents also engaged in.

[Abrupt]

While there is certainly enough blame to spread around, the bulk of it lies with the liberal legislation and movements, and the bulk of that is within the Democratic party. 

Conversely, in keeping with "enough blame to spread around", my view is that members of both parties, (both congressional and presidential), are to blame for the bulk of the current situation - not predominately either party.
 

Do I hold Republicans at fault for instances where they could block such foolishness -- of course I do, but I am hold even more accountable those that actively pushed such nonsense and that was the liberals within the Democratic party.

Such political bias is immediately evident within that nonsensical 'opinion'.  The idiotic republican policies pushed through during the eight year dark ages immediately priorto the current administration resulted in the current mess which cannot be resolved with hand-waving, nor with disparaging "executive orders" which republican presidents also engaged in.

I find it interesting that you allude to fairly distributing the responsibilities, yet you only ever focus upon the Republican Party as being responsible.  At least I am honest and admit that it is mostly the Liberal portion of the democratic party with some culpability from the Republicans.  You, on the other hand make the mistake of pretending fairness only to consistently provide a single viewpoint and blame and thus your proclamations of fairness are betrayed by your manner and the two in combination condemn the honesty of your words.

[pjlicari17]

because the Republicans have nothing better to do then to make up things.  If a Demecrate is getting the job done, there must be something wrong!  Instead of helping America be strong, they look for anyway possible to get a Democrat out of office! 

[falcon9]

At least I am honest and admit that it is mostly the Liberal portion of the democratic party with some culpability from the Republicans.

That wasn't "honesty", it was a slanted fabrication, (dishonestly depicting a political situation in which the republicans didn't 'protest enough' instead of the actual situation where the previous 8 years of republican political blunders subsequently got blamed on the deomcrats who were left with the republican mess). 

You, on the other hand make the mistake of pretending fairness only to consistently provide a single viewpoint and blame and thus your proclamations of fairness are betrayed by your manner and the two in combination condemn the honesty of your words.

Bull.  Members of both political parties are partly responsible.  You're trying to assign more "blame" to "liberal democrats" and then whine when the larger proportion rests upon 8 prior years of bumbling republicans.  This is a moot point since blame percentages would likely remain a biased determination, which is why I blame both parties.

[lbryanwf]

Actually, it would be more productive if we just voted him the hell out of office before he shoves Obabmacare down our throats and bankrupts the country more than he alreadyhas

[pjlicari17]

Actually, it would be more productive if we just voted him the hell out of office before he shoves Obabmacare down our throats and bankrupts the country more than he alreadyhas

If that was the case, shouldn't they put somebody up there who can do the job?  MITT ROMNEY?  Is he best for the country?  I would have voled Republican LAST election, as HE was a GREAT man who has done alot for this country in terms of his sacrifise, but then he chose Sarah Palin!  Can you have seen her as president?  Me either.  And thus, if were to make that choice on an important issue what would be his second stupid call?  Obama for me was (at the time) the lesser of two evils!  While I don't truly like Biden, he was better then Palen.

 

[momoney555]

If Americans could not find or refused to find enough reasons to impeach Bush, how could there possibly be any supportive reasons to impeach Obama.  I don't think there were substantial reasons to impeach Clinton either (cheating on his wife!!!!! what a dumb reason...impeachment should never have happened) I don't care what anyone says, giving the country back to the same people, with the same policies and ideology who ran everything into the ground for the middle class in the first place, is just plain stupid. 

Clinton was impeached for perjury and obstruction of justice, and not for 'cheating on his wife'.  Since he did perjure and obstruct justice, these were appropriate charges.  What crime did Bush commit that you would impeach him for?  The people that ran everything into the ground are in control of the office of the Presidency and the Senate now -- or do you so soon forget the source of our troubles? 

Clinton lied to a grand jury about cheating on his wife which was a subject he should never have been questioned about by a Governmental grand jury. As for Bush, he lied to the american people to pull the US into a war that has claimed the lives of thousands.