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It's a sad day in American history if we get to the point where every time a party holding the majority in the House feels compelled to impeach a President of the other party.

It's a testament to show how sad the voting population is and how ill informed most people are.

I agree. Since the MSM is keeping this impeachment notion pretty much "under wraps", I bet many Americans have no idea that this is in the works. I also think they would think that such an idea would be ridiculous. Although GWB is not perfect and has made mistakes during the last six years, most Americans (except the rabid, Moonbat Bushaters) think he is an honest, congenial man who has done the best job that he could in the face of many huge challenges.

Only two POTUS have been impeached (Andrew Johnson and Clinton) in the entire history of the Republic. It should not be taken lightly and used as a "tit for tat" you impeached our POTUS, so we'll impeach yours. I personally think that the impeachment of Clinton was justified on the grounds that he clearly lied under oath. The sad thing is that many of his even more impeachable offenses have been covered up by the drive-by media and the Democrats. On the other hand, the case that Conyers is trying to make for the impeachment of GWB is based on wild speculation and outright lies.

Honestly, I don't see how our political system can survive such attitudes. Our system depends upon accepting the other fellow won and gearing up for the next election. This constant investigating, impeaching is tiresome and dangerous.