Does Anyone Remeber When Lying Was an Impeachable Offense?

[OneAngryDemocrat]

We've caught the SOBs lying over and over again.

Issa. Bachmann. Cantor. Ryan.

No investigations.

No impeachments.

Does anyone doubt they'd leave no stone unturned if they had control of the Senate?

What the hell are we waiting for?

Hillary 2016?

[Brother Buzz]

1. Lying is not necessarily an impeachable offense

An impeachable offense is whatever a majority of the House of Representatives considers it to be at a given moment in history; conviction results from whatever offense or offenses two-thirds of the other body considers to be sufficiently serious to require removal of the accused from office. - Gerald Ford, 15 April 1970

[OneAngryDemocrat]

2. Better Still!

'Cause then we can get the bastards on the record.

[Brother Buzz]

5. That

It's better to keep your mouth shut and appear stupid than open it and remove all doubt - Mark Twain

[KansDem]

3. Yes...

It was during a time when media outlets didn't lie about the stories they reported:

And a national radio personality didn't call out a woman by calling her a "slut" and suggesting she make available her sex films for all to see:

Times have changed, and not necessarily for the better.

[FarCenter]

4. Lying under oath is impeachable; lying while being a politician is expected.

[sinkingfeeling]

6. When was the Constitution changed to allow impeachment of Reps and Senators?

[onenote]

7. You remember when members of Congress could be impeached?

That's interesting. Care to give an example?

Maybe we're waiting for impeachment of members of Congress to become Constitutional.