Jack OpillaJul 3rd, 2007 - 01:26:57

The time is now for impechment. This man thinks he and his friends are above the law. It is time to end the Imperial Presidentcy.

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craig harrisonJul 3rd, 2007 - 01:30:51

Bush's decision to block Libby's prison sentence for lying and
obstructing justice was corrupt.

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smogJul 3rd, 2007 - 01:31:10

So, Bush thinks it is OK to compromise an intelligence gathering mission by exposing the operative and trying to get her killed, simply because she is married to someone who writes press reports he does not like. I guess this show why this administration had no real intelligence on IRAQ before getting 4000 Americans killed there for nothing. Also, this indicates no respect for the press, the constitution, or the principles this country was built upon.

-smog

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savage henryJul 3rd, 2007 - 01:35:36

Just like Daddy and Casper Weinberger, King George II keeps a treasonous felon from prison. Welcome to the Jungle. America is no more.

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lanceJul 3rd, 2007 - 01:48:18

Libby is now marked with being a team player. In other words, he will be the cream of the crop choice for conservative think tanks. His job potential just increased dramatically. And of course, he will be invited to shoot bird with Cheney, Scalia and the rest of the good old boy network. Libby probably has obtained the stature of an icon in the network of Washington. Invited to all the parties, on speaker lists for sure, council to any conservative operation, back room contracts for sweetheart deals. That is not 'harsh punishment'. Libby has it made in every sense of the word. The $250,000 fine? Big deal. One check from a patron will buy Libby out of that easy.

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picJul 3rd, 2007 - 01:56:54

Yes Jack... You're so right. The time is now. At the end of his second term. You're a bandwagon idiot.

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Luigi ChiaraniJul 3rd, 2007 - 01:57:05

I believe its time for congress and the citizens to get after these fecal stained cowards who have been getting our children killed for too long a time. Who's country is it anyway. What was it the populous did to corrupt and deadly kings, they shamed him verbally, publicly, leaving the king to go into exile.

In our stripped down democracy our elected representatives, (whether they were elected legally or otherwise is a good question but thats another arrow into the chest of this country which we must sleep past for this moment), have the power to impeach, but do our representative, i.e. we/we have the guts to get nose to nose.

I doubt we do.

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RCBJul 3rd, 2007 - 01:58:26

Just like Clinton's lying. He did not go to prison either.

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Lee UsaJul 3rd, 2007 - 01:59:53

The Bush crime syndicate racks up another win. Doesn't anyone know how to dethrone the little Emperor?

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DonnaJul 3rd, 2007 - 02:02:41

NO ONE WAS PUT IN JEPOARDY! NO ONE WAS WORKING UNDERCOVBER OR HAD IN A LONG TIME!! SCOOTER DID NOT DESERVE TO GO TO JAil!!! LONG LIVE KING GEORGE!!!!

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