MSNBC poll: Should Bush be impeached?

callen

zstillings wrote:

Was that a poll? I wouldn't argue with the fact that many think that's the number of people killed but I wouldn't know what the number is.

The point is that people here say 87% support impeachment. Those people are using an extremely flawed poll (so much so that even the poll itself says it is not a scientific one) to back up their extremely flawed opinion. It is idiotic to say the least.

sends a really strong message....you can't deny that.

murph83

I can't believe people actually voted for "No, the man has done nothing wrong"

floyd1975

callen wrote:

sends a really strong message....you can't deny that.

How?

callen

zstillings wrote:

How?

of people took the time to express their dislike and frustration at the administration.

trappedinmyradio

keeponrockin wrote:

Wow... Thats a reasonably sized poll too. More than 10%.

10% of what?

i don't see how any poll is valid. this one, foxnews, cnn...none of them. it's skewed.

jlew24asu

PEPPER wrote:

Couldn't have said it better myself:

The neo-cons did not design the war, nor execute it. Advocate it? Yes. Run it? No. That was W and Rummy. Did they screw it up? Maybe. Maybe what we tried to do was impossible. But it was worth a try in my opinion. Three years plus into this, it is too bad the barbarian Muslim hordes in Iraq are too interested in kidnapping fellow Muslims, and using power drills on their skulls instead of building a functional country.

Occupied and conquered Germany and Japan weren’t slaughtering their own after WWII. Sorta helped rebuild both societies much quicker, don’t ya think?

Nobody really wants to talk about this, because it’s so politically incorrect. In hindsight, I suppose a more realistic assessment of how far down the human ladder some societies remain would have been a good idea before charging in there.

But I didn’t hear THAT argument before war, not even from Howard Dean.

Had a politician said before the war: "Look. These people are blood thirsty ghouls, and it practically takes a maniac like Saddam Hussein to keep a lid on their urges. Let's just leave that pot covered for now, even though there might be some really nasty shit brewing inside. It's a risk, but hey, I don't think these f’ers have any idea how to run a real country on their own."

Had somebody said that, they would have been shouted down as a racist, Muslim hating fanatic. Of course, he would have been right.

So as for the election, we (The Republicans) got the loss we deserved, no doubt. Our party lost its way, and got sloppy. This Republican in particular, wants to see the checkbook reeled in. Maybe our team will get that in ‘08.

Still, all in all, here's YOUR team's problem, oh Donkey Fan. You ran on an empty platform. It was simply: "we ain't them." It worked. Congrats. Now you have to go govern. You need to get a plan. You need to sell it to the American public. And have fun tamping down the insane left fringe that will want to gas up the tanks tomorrow, and get out of Iraq while the gettin's good. I don’t believe the American public voted for that on Tuesday, just a new direction. So, it should be a fun fight there, I'll have my popcorn ready.

Just remember, after you wash all that confetti out of your hair, you had the STIFFEST anti-presidential wind blowing on the hardest "hole" on the golf course (the 2nd term prez's mid-term election) and you cleared the water by 8,000 votes in one state, and about 7,000 in another. You had Abramoff, Mark Foley, "maccaca" and a mainstream network and newspaper army pushing the entire way across the finish line.

Not much to moon walk about. But have your day. Have your party.

Enjoy the wheel. 2008 is coming quick, and Team Elephant will bounce back. Believe it or not, do have some pretty good coaches, who have already started breaking down the game film
and are taking notes.

who said that? I would have to agree with alot of that

floyd1975

callen wrote:

of people took the time to express their dislike and frustration at the administration.

Or a few people took a lot of time to express their dislike and frustration at the administration.

Medicated-Genius

zstillings wrote:

Was that a poll? I wouldn't argue with the fact that many think that's the number of people killed but I wouldn't know what the number is.

The point is that people here say 87% support impeachment. Those people are using an extremely flawed poll (so much so that even the poll itself says it is not a scientific one) to back up their extremely flawed opinion. It is idiotic to say the least.

Actually, I said 86% of respondants said yes. Would be very interesting to see the results of a more scientific and accurate poll.

And to whoever made the comment saying that people from outside the country could have voted.......um so? The question didnt ask if Americans feel Bush should be impeached did it? You dont have to be american to form an opinion about him.