Grover Norquist Supports Impeachment !

[Senator]

Well, not in so many words. But these words will do just fine.

Grover Norquist, a principal organizer of the conservative movement who is close to the Bush White House and usually supports its policies, says, "If you interpret the Constitution's saying that the president is commander in chief to mean that the president can do anything he wants and can ignore the laws you don't have a constitution: you have a king." He adds, "They're not trying to change the law; they're saying that they're above the law and in the case of the NSA wiretaps they break it."

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Norquist said, "These are all the powers that you don't want Hillary Clinton to have."

But Grover, Can we not stop the dreaded Queen Hillary!?!

How do we NOT impeach a law-breaking (p)resident?!? Have we no values? No principles? Are we not macho enough? Do we not have the "stones" for it?

Gosh, is there a Hummer big enough to compensate for such impotency? (And what does Hillary drive?)

Lead us Grover. We are lost in the wilderness.

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[peacetalksforall]

1. Maybe he is concerned that a call to his partners who are (still?) under

investigation by the FBI for funding terrorists might get caught when some innocent NSA monitoring firm doesn't realize that Norquists' calls are exempt from follow-up and they end up exposing him - by mistake.

[shrdlu]

2. You and other sophomoric posters who...

put up bogus headlines should be struck off. These shallow stunts waste time and cheapen the forum.

[pat_k]

4. What's bogus about it? The ringleader of conservatism just called his. . .

. . own pres. a crook.

[Sapere aude]

3. They are so afraid we will do to them what they have been doing to

us for the last five years.

[Senator]

5. Whatever he is, he's just showed there's no backlash to fear

The willingness to impeach the bushkid could be even stronger on the right than the left.

The Decider could finally become the Uniter.

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