You're full of gloom and doom, aren't you?
In 2006, if the Dems take both houses of Congress (which I doubt), Jorge -- if he care a whit about the country -- can start to use his veto power and stop a lot of what they want to do. Even if they take Congress, it won't be a veto proof Congress.
Again, if the above scenario plays out, we have two years to find and field conservatives to take back the House and some of the Senate and work for a conservative candidate for the WH.
Now, if they do take hold and Bush doesn't stop them, well, it will define Jorge forever and still give us two years to get things together.
Look on the bright side. If they take the House and impeach Jorge, they might be too busy to pass much legislation.
It's not that I don't take the Dems seriously, it's just that I don't ascribe that much power to them or even the intellect to carry it off. Jorge did as much or more damage in 5 years as it took the Dems 40 years to do.
For the crime of not willing to enact 100% conservative agenda, you will let the President be impeached at the hands of traitors?