McGovern: Impeach Bush, Cheney Now

CBS News ^ | 1/6/08 | David Morgan

[digger48]

I think the country already made it known, 25 years ago, what they think of you George.

Now shut up and sit down

[econjack]

Didn’t you vote for McGovern in your younger years?

Probably not...I don't think anybody did.

[Da Coyote]

The dhimmicrats have demonstrated such a commanding knowledge of the constitution....NOT! We really should be worried about the fact that both the dhimmicrats and the repulsicans both present to us “leaders” who are - by any means of measure - of even lower intellect than journalists.

[Cheburashka]

Wasn’t his daughter one of Slick’s distracions...

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You’re thinking of Eleanor Mondale.

[Non-Sequitur]

They have repeatedly violated the Constitution. They have transgressed national and international law. They have lied to the American people time after time. Their conduct and their barbaric policies have reduced our beloved country to a historic low in the eyes of people around the world. These are truly 'high crimes and misdemeanors,' to use the constitutional standard."

I don't suppose McGovern said exactly what these supposed Constitutional violations were?

[RightWhale]

Very possible. Titles completely different. The other one is scrolling by now too.

[wardaddy]

I was 15 when McGovern ran.

I did vote for Carter in 1976.

a decision whose fruit borne kickstarted my transformation

[kbennkc]

Is this an ad for Dr. Kervorkian ? Before or after ?

[SIDENET]

This is the Washington Post editors’ idea of meaningful commentary in an election year! Thoughtful and insightful!

And people used to make fun of Pravda.

[Clemenza]

Pauline Kael of the New Yorker once famously said that she found it incredible that Nixon beat McGovern because “nobody I know voted for Nixon.” McGovern actually won Manhattan, one of the few large precincts he won. Even Cook County (Chicago) Illinois voted for Nixon, and they didn’t even vote for Reagan.

[Mikey_1962]

I did, Then I voted for Carter... Ahhh to be young, drunk, and stupid again...

[Paladin2]

Impeach the ‘Rats and RINOs in Congress.

[Clemenza]

I was 16 when Clinton ran the first time, and would have voted for him back then were I eligible. I sort of came to my senses four years later and voted for Harry Browne.

[Schichtel]

GET A LIFE

[Alright_on_the_LeftCoast]

McGovern reminds me of a song...STILL CRAZY AFTER ALL THESE YEARS.....Irrelevant since 1970 too....

[Farmer Dean]

I thought he would have been dead by now,but no-he’s still spitting bile as ever..

[MarkL]

Mr. McGovern, those of us who are old enough remember your anti-American record from way back. Now sit down and shut up.

This article mentions that McGovern was an "anti-war" candidate. Let's not forget whos war this actually was. Many people seem to forget that it was the dems, under Kennedy, who got us into Viet Nam, and it was the dems, under Johnson, who escalated it, ensuring a long and bloody engagement. Only after the republicans got in did the dem establishment get "serious" about getting us out of the war. As usual, the dems got us into the mess, and the it was up to the republicans to extricate us from the dem's mess. All the while, the dems were doing all they could to make it more difficult for the republicans. To the point where the leader of the enemy's military practically thanks the media, and one senator from MA in particular, for helping them to win the war.

Mark

[HAL9000]

Good luck on doing that in an election year.

Their rationale of the left is obvious. The believe that impeachment hearings during the campaigns will generate so much bad publicity for the GOP, the party will lose the election. But the voters would see an impeachment attempt for what it is: a politically-motivated ploy to influence the election.

[ErnBatavia]

he has "belatedly and painfully concluded that the only honorable course for me is to urge the impeachment" of the president and the vice president.

On what basis, George? Because 'Rats don't like them?