[GoBucks2002]

Shortly after that they are going to start impeachment proceedings.

I've been saying for about eight months now that I have been expecting impeachment proceedings to be brought against President Bush over *something.* Odds are, the RINOs will go along with it in the House. I just hope we don't have 22 Senators out of 55 who are so desparate to suck up to the MSM that they will throw the President under the bus, but, I've been wrong before.

[newconhere]

What? Pass in the house? Please explain.

My worry however it 2006. If dems take over, sh#$ will hit the fan.

[Soul Seeker]

The RINO's in the House would go along with it? Are you in the same reality the rest of us are in? If anything it is the RINO's in the Senate that would break, the House is under the Hammer of Delay and the Dems can't touch Bush because of it. Since proceedings start in the House, it's a no starter.

[Miss Marple]

Relax. Dennis Hastert and Tom DeLay are running the House, and with the exception of that weeenie Shays there will be NO Republicans who would even consider voting for impeachment, especially over such a charge with its most important witness (Wilson) having been shown to be a liar.

There will be a lot of ranting and raving, and I imagine the Rats will try to get the President to sacrifice Rove in order to get his Supreme Court appointments passed. I have every confidence in the President and in Karl Rove.

[SevenMinusOne]

I've been saying for about eight months now that I have been expecting impeachment proceedings to be brought against President Bush over *something.* Odds are, the RINOs will go along with it in the House

This is such rubbish (and I don't mean that meanly toward you) - It just is though - There will not be any type of impeachment proceedings against GWB - That type of talk is just so silly and ridiculous - This whole story will be old news by mid August -

[Jimmy Valentine]

Don't think so. After "Korangate", "DSM gate", and now "Rove gate" the MSM has lost all credibility and the power to persuade anyone that can hurt a Republican.

At the same time, it would take a brave man (and the Chris Shays of the world are not) to buck G.W. Bush from this point on. Without GOP support, or worse a statement that "this is no longer our guy" would be the kiss of death even for a safe seat.