More Calls For Impeachment, While Junoir Smirks On

Democrats MUST Impeach George W. Bush
A. Alexander, May 3rd, 2007

George W. Bush is enjoying his victory. But for him, it isn't a victory that is about forcing Democrats to surrender in their attempt to compel a withdrawal from Iraq. No, the victory Mister Bush is enjoying goes well beyond a president bullying the loyal opposition into political submission - his enjoyment is more akin to that experienced by Caesar when he and his legions crossed the Rubicon and ended the Roman Republic.

Despite a large and growing majority of Americans demanding an end to Emperor Bush's Iraq folly, he and his legion of the ever-shrinking Republican Kool-Aid drinkers are defying the will of the majority and insisting upon establishing a tyranny of the minority. Democrats meanwhile, as always, have been half-stepping and half-hearting their way through the battle for America's democracy; preferring instead to piddle while Rome burns.

If one looks closely enough, it isn't difficult to see the smirk lurking just beneath Mister Bush's thin lips. The smirk is fed, of course, by knowing that he has managed to completely destroy America's Democratic Republic. He knows all that remains of Constitutional America is little more than a ceremonial exoskeleton. A shell of what once was...a little something that he and all future quasi-elected Emperors can point to, while feigning respect and loyalty for the "principles of freedom and liberty."

Mister Bush's victorious smirk, however, is not only in regard to his newfound tyranny of the Republican minority. His latest and, perhaps, most direct scheme is to completely eviscerate the Constitutional Amendments protecting American citizens from illegal search and seizure. At the same time Bush and his radicalized Congressional Republicans were defying the will of the American people regarding the Iraq War, the White House had sent a proposal to Congress that would make it legal for America's Emperor-like president to spy on citizens without ANY warrant whatsoever. A privilege Emperor Bush already considers his right. In other words Mister Bush and his legion of the minority have told Congress, "Rubber-stamp our right to spy on U.S. citizens within America or don't...either way, we claim the authority to do so."

Through it all -- with each step Mister Bush and his legion of the minority take across the Rubicon of tyranny -- Democrats half-heartedly employ half-stepping half-measures. Bush vetoed the war-funding bill, so Democrats surrendered. Mister Bush declares all Constitutional guarantees of American citizens to be free from illegal search and seizure, and Democrats grumble. Democrats will insist that there is only so much they can do.

After all, they just barely have a majority in the Senate. Still, there is something Democrats can do.... Morally speaking, Democrats must end Emperor Bush's tyranny of the minority...they MUST impeach him, now! Failing to impeach is, by omission, the Democratic Party's vote to grant Mister Bush the Emperor-Presidency status that he seems to be seeking. Putting it in the only terms Democrats can understand: Either they impeach Mister Bush or they are a Party unworthy of a single American citizen's vote.

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