We've Gone from a SURGE to a PURGE and so what's next a Nuclear SCOURGE ?!

by Global Evildoer Fighter @ 4:30 PM EDT

The Bush Administrations Steps Towards World War III

1. First there was the SURGE in Troops in Iraq(Which was/is a Fiasco) and from that we went TO..

2. An Attorney PURGE (Which was/is a Fiasco) AND..

3. Now we're being Bombarded with Propaganda about an upcoming Nuclear SCOURGE on Iran!

The Russians and Chinese have Warned Multiple Times not to strike Iran yet the Persian Gulf is humming with US War Ships...

I'm thinking this SCOURGE will be a huge FIASCO, but who can stop the Chimpster's URGE to SPLURGE ?

AMERICA NOW HAS LOOSE NUKES WITH A CRAZY MAN HOLDING THE BUTTON!

The PNAC Empire Script Continues...

"How to scare another Oil Nation into Compliance!"

So Who Cares ?!

Impeachment Threat Is Real!!

by S-Q @1:25 PM MDT

CBS

The Nation: Growing Scandals And Abuses Force Impeachment Into Discussion

(The Nation) This column was written by John Nichols.

Former Republican Congressman Joe Scarborough had me on his MSNBC show Monday night to talk about impeachment.

It was smart, civil discussion that treated the prospect of impeaching the president as a serious matter.

Scarborough took the lead in suggesting that Bush's biggest problem might be that Republicans in the House and Senate who — fearful of the threat Bush poses to their political survival — do not appear to be rallying 'round the president. The host's sentiments were echoed by two other guests, columnist Mike Barnicle and Salon's Joan Walsh.

The impetus for the show was Nebraska Sen. Chuck Hagel's ongoing discussion of the impeachment prospect — Hagel's not quite a supporter of sanctioning Bush, more a speculator about the prospect — and a new column by Robert Novak that suggests Bush has dwindling support within the congressional wing of the GOP.

Hagel: Before This Is Over, You Might See Calls For Bush's Impeachment

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) -- If Chuck Hagel is looking to join the cast of Republican presidential hopefuls, he's certainly not taking an orthodox route.

Speculation that the senior U.S. senator from Nebraska is considering a run for the White House has run high since 2004, when he confirmed he might make the leap. A new flurry of conjecture hit political blogs and news programs Wednesday, when he revealed his intention to make an announcement on Monday about his future plans.

Loree Bykerk, a political science professor at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, says recent rumblings within the state indicate he likely will run.

Former students of Bykerk's now active in the state Republican Party have told her of "the queuing up ... in the Republican party of who is going to run for his senate seat and keep the governor's seat and other state offices," she said.

But if Hagel is beating a path to the White House, there are those who question what he's using to pave the way.

In an interview appearing in April editions of Esquire magazine -- set to hit stands next week -- Hagel suggests that President Bush could be subject to calls for impeachment as the Iraq war drags on.

"The president says, 'I don't care.' He's not accountable anymore," Hagel said in the article. "Before this is over, you might see calls for his impeachment. I don't know. It depends on how this goes."

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