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Thursday, December 22, 2005 12:00 AM

Bush's impeachable offense

Yes, the president committed a federal crime by wiretapping Americans, say constitutional scholars, former intelligence officers and politicians. What's missing is the political will to impeach him.
By Michelle Goldberg

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  • Thursday, December 22, 2005 02:06 AM

    So, are people waking up?

    Because the deal is, the people reading this article are not the ones who need convincing. Those of us who do not agree with the administration, and who have seen Bush and Cheney as usurpers and liars and dangers to the republic from the beginning are powerless, as we have been since Bush first came into office.

    Are the conservatives, the REAL conservatives, and the independents, and the people he conned into voting for him seeing this? Do they care? Because the only people who can save us from this mess are the ones who voted us into it.

    I wish I had hope that they could see him for what he is now, when they wouldn't or couldn't before. When will the real conservatives stand up?

    —Moontiger Read Moontiger's other letters

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