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To: servo1969

Imperious @&#^&rd. Would it be too much to ask this Congress for articles of impeachment?


2 posted on 04/05/2012 3:54:46 AM PDT by SueRae (Tale of 2 Towers - First, Isengaard (GOP-e), then, the Tower of Sauron on 11.06.2012)
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To: SueRae

Would it be too much to ask this Congress for articles of impeachment?


WHAT? Ask Congress to do something politically incorrect!

My God, don’t you realize that our dear leader is BLACK? You can’t remove a black person from their job for thought crimes (or for that matter...any crimes). That’s RACIST!


5 posted on 04/05/2012 4:09:47 AM PDT by DH (Once the tainted finger of government touches anything the rot begins)
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Right...I blame every last one of these ‘go along to get along’ political jerks (justices included) for the excessive latitude and overly indulged bullying this ‘President’ has been permitted.

Hey your honor...you angry??? Look in the mirror and say ‘THANKS’!!!!


9 posted on 04/05/2012 4:21:56 AM PDT by SMARTY ("The man who has no inner-life is a slave to his surroundings. "Henri Frederic Amiel)
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To: SueRae

>Would it be too much to ask this Congress for articles of impeachment?

I really have to ask why do people keep thinking this is valid? I mean really? Yes, the House can offer up articles of impeachment. Then the Senate will simply tell them to go play in traffic which makes the GOP come out looking horrible. This results in independents, who buy into what the MSM says, voting Democrat in droves come November.

A noble gesture of political suicide doesn’t help anyone.


11 posted on 04/05/2012 4:29:51 AM PDT by drbuzzard (different league)
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