[Always Right]

Well if the Bush administration keeps this up, conservatives are going to be asking to impeach Bush.

[kerryusama04]

Well if the Bush administration keeps this up, conservatives are going to be asking to impeach Bush.

They could do that over the border tomorrow and I would be on board.

[Carry_Okie]

I want this incompetent stooge hosed for good.

This one IS Bush's fault, for appointing a Hispanic for political purposes with his qualifications held as an afterthought. It was obvious during the confirmation hearings that Gonzales was not up to the job.

[Buffalo Bob]

You know, AR, if this was during the Klinton administration - FReepers would be screaming bloody murder over this action!

[stevio]

I can’t stand hearing Bush’s mealy mouthed replies when the dems call him out. Bush is ruining the Republican’s chances in ‘08 He is a weak, weak president when it comes to domestic issues. I believe he is bought by the open borders people, the 2nd Amendment is a pesky little stumbling block on the path to the New World Order. His daddy must be so proud.

[Atlas Sneezed]

Well if the Bush administration keeps this up, conservatives are going to be asking to impeach Bush.

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That began when he signed into law admittedly unconstitutional law (CFR) in blatant violation of his oath of office.

[ZULU]

Bush should have been impeached by his own party when they controlled Congress.

Cheney would have made a great President.

But then he fooled us. His First term wasn’t bad and he looked promising for another term. But once he was reelected he felt free to implement his “compassionate conservative” agenda by opening the floodgates from Mexico and acting out in other strange ways which become increasingly more bizarre - by Republican standards - as his last term draws to a miserable conclusion. But then McCain-Feingold should have been a warning in his first term that all was not well with this individual.

Its almost as if he was trying to assure a Democrat victory in 2008 as he did in 2006 by alienating more and more of the Republican base - PLUS a sizable number of independents.

[rottndog]

Well if the Bush administration keeps this up, conservatives are going to be asking to impeach Bush.

Many conservatives already are.

[LoneRangerMassachusetts]

Well if the Bush administration keeps this up, conservatives are going to be asking to impeach Bush.

1. Won't stop the third world surge over the border.
2. Stocking the administration with Mexican sympathizers.
3. Won't stop the stupid rules of engagement for American soldiers.
4. Holds hands with Saudi Kings.
5. Implementing the New World Order – super funds for the wealthy elite.

I’m ready for impeachment

[Digger]

Well if the Bush administration keeps this up, conservatives are going to be asking to impeach Bush.

Ya know I'm to the point that I wouldn't care anymore. This president as Arnie here in Kaliiforniia has pushed real conservatism back to where it's going to take an extreme effort to resurrect it.

[madison10]

Well if the Bush administration keeps this up, conservatives are going to be asking to impeach Bush.

The way the illegal immigration has been progressing...THAT thought has been on my mind for a few years. There is nothing Presidential about allowing a poverty-stricken, third-world nation to take over our country.

[izzatzo]

You got that right! This is one conservative who has been saying since GW hired him that this guy, Gonzales, is a dangerous incompetent; and, as for GW, he just keeps compounding his problems. I began to wonder some time ago.

[Lancey Howard]

Well if the Bush administration keeps this up, conservatives are going to be asking to impeach Bush.

Bump that.

[Sir Francis Dashwood]

Well if the Bush administration keeps this up, conservatives are going to be asking to impeach Bush.

I am close to that point over the illegals...

[dd5339]

Heads up ping!

Semper Fi

[Verax]

Dear God, Please don't let the help the BUSH BOTS see the light!!

[Xenophon450]

We have to support the party line no matter what you TRAITOR!!! /s