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To: Para-Ord.45
The thought of Pelosi and Conyers impeaching and

CONVICTING POTUS Bush should be enough incentive for

another Republican victory.

No it would make sure of a REp win in 08 presidential election. the American people really do not see the other reality. Let them see Nancy for 2 years front and center and her views. Let them See GW fighting the conservative fight for those same two years and see what a landslide happens in 08. OTHO let them see GW and REP Congress continue to lean far left and your looking at a major change in 08. Sometimes it takes a little pain to avoid a major pain. Iraq is a good example if the President would have fought a total war sure more of our troops would have died and been wounded in the first weeks of the war but we would have had far less deaths in total over the next 3 years. IMO
196 posted on 04/16/2006 6:02:43 PM PDT by unseen
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To: unseen
CONVICTING POTUS Bush should be enough incentive for another Republican victory.

I would be more concerned about the possibility of impending impeachment if this President moved to close the huge hole in the war on terror that has been created by his policy that allows 100,000 new Muslim immigrants a year into the United States, his unwillingness to wall off the southern border, and his unwillingness to find and deport illegal aliens.

I find these failures to be profoundly disturbing and am concerned that at some point in the future American lives will be lost on our own soil because of them.

I would rather not have such policies be advanced under the name of conservatism.
198 posted on 04/16/2006 6:29:50 PM PDT by Old_Mil (http://www.constitutionparty.org - Forging a Rebirth of Freedom.)
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