Ralph Nader calls for impeachment: Downing Street Memo is trouble for Bush

[brettdale]

Maybe we don’t want fries with this.

The winds are shifting in Washington, DC in the wake of the now-infamous Downing Street Memo, a secret document detailing the minutes of a meeting that included British Prime Minister Tony Blair and the chief of Britain’s intelligence agency.

http://www.yesweekly.com/main.asp?SectionID=2&SubSectionID=15&ArticleID=309&TM=49421.18

[lateo]

1. DSM is nothing to Bush.

If the media could cover up his complicity in 9/11...DSM is nothing.

[KharmaTrain]

2. Still No Link To The White House

Until there's a name or a body from the White House in this scandal it won't be much more than more noise in an already noisy political discourse.

This scandal needs a poster boy...some face we can point to and say "he knew"...a Feith would be a good choice. Right now most people think Downing Street Memo is the express lunch at Panera Bread.

[Sequoia]

3. Wouldn't it be nice impeaching Chimpy

Then maybe the war wouldn't last so long
And, wouldn't it be nice to live together
In a world where justice is the norm.

[Meeker Morgan]

4. Nader is no longer relevant at all.

I want to hear Howard Dean say this.

[ailsagirl]

5. Thanks for posting this!! I think it's great news... :=)

[BamaLefty]

6. ROCK ON RALPH!

Even though you are the sick bastard that got us in this damn position because of your election 2000 daydream. :grr:

[ailsagirl]

7. Yes, we're certainly the party of the tolerant. Can't you tell???

Right back at ya'

[quaker bill]

8. Do people still care about what Ralph Nader "calls for"?

just wondering because I haven't met any in a while.

Impeaching Bush on the other hand, does sound like one of his better ideas. Of course, if he had sat down and shut up in 2000, we might not be discussing this now.