Reply #30: I've always thought impeachment important as well. I just didn't think we were "elected" [View All]

[mzmolly]

for that particular reason and I tired of hearing that talking point. It's one thing to say "Democrats took an oath to uphold the constitution..." it's another to say "Democrats were elected to impeach."

I also did not, and do not think impeachment comes before the goal ending the war. And I am puzzled that the faces of the antiwar movement appear to have switched horses mid race? Some suggest that impeachment will end the war, but I haven't had anyone fully explain how?

Also, I, like Gore, did not feel that we had the time. However, I have come to believe it's our duty regardless.

I am still trying to reconcile how we end the war and impeach simultaneously. Sure WE can walk and chew gum at the same time, but can the media? Will the public? We need both to accomplish either goal.

I'm still deliberating, once again.