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To: kingattax
I have argued for Hussein's impeachment repeatedly and continuously for years now.
But I heard an argument yesterday that caused me to reflect seriously, and I am convinced it was valuable and useful argument.

It was Dennis Prager on his daily show.

The argument goes like this...

Hussein and his enablers have many serious scandal fires going now and their childish excuses aren't getting traction. They are ineffective and desperate.

What they need is a distraction, and the most effective one (for them) at this point, in anticipation of November and the full blown campaign mode is...

An attempt to impeach him!

To put it as succinctly as Prager did, it would transform Hussein from THE victimizer, to the victim!

They would milk that relentlessly for months! perhaps years.

Tactically, an attractive option.
Strategically a disaster for the rest of us!
Prager convinced me.

43 posted on 06/06/2014 6:38:49 PM PDT by publius911 ( Politicians come and go... but the (union) bureaucracy lives and grows forever.)
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To: publius911

It would serve to drive their low info base to the polls, who normally skip voting mid-terms.


45 posted on 06/06/2014 6:46:13 PM PDT by bamahead (Few men desire liberty; most men wish only for a just master. -- Sallust)
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To: publius911

“To put it as succinctly as Prager did, it would transform Hussein from THE victimizer, to the victim!

They would milk that relentlessly for months! perhaps years.”

At some point we have to stand up and say ENOUGH! We can’t keep waiting for the perfect time for each move.


67 posted on 06/07/2014 6:56:04 PM PDT by Clay Moore (I Like My Guns Like Obama Likes His Voters: Undocumented)
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