Re: Why Bush Should Be Impeached, #84
Kendall Grant Clark <kendall-4GNy1lrxftmrG/[email protected]> Wed, 10 Jul 2002 12:58:37 -0500
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>>>>> "michael" == Michael Zara <[email protected]> writes: >> Really? Gross violations of the law governing the use of international >> force isn't a high crime? michael> yes, but this is not what Clinton was impeached for. That's my point michael> about abuse of the system. Of course it wasn't. I was responding to your claim that impeaching (or attempting to) *Bush* now would "drag things further down". That depends, in my view, on the bill of impeachment; if it included 'violations of international law' pertaining to Afghanistan, I think that would be way cool. Of course, it's politically impossible. It only recently (as embarassing as this is to confess) occurred to me that if some political crisis -- such that an impeachment of Bush might provoke -- resulted in the convening of a new constitutional convention, the *whole damn thing* would be up for grabs, which would prove very interesting. Kendall -- In this world there are only two tragedies. One is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it. --Oscar Wilde