Public favors impeaching Cheney, split on Bush

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The impeachment drum beat crescendo:

45% favor the idea of the House of Representatives beginning impeachment proceedings against President Bush...while 46% oppose.

54% favor the idea of the House of Representatives beginning impeachment proceedings against Vice-President Cheney...while only 40% oppose.

What would these numbers look like if leading Democrats were making the case for impeachment? This can totally happen. If a leading Democratic candidate for president comes out boldly for this, that would be a major step forward. There's House Resolution 333 which impeaches Cheney. It was submitted by Kucinich, and I'm proud to say my representative Barabara Lee is a co-sponsor. But we need some more heavyweights to sign on. How about it, Speaker Pelosi?

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Jodin said…
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Support for impeachment is building. As of this writing, 14 reps are supporting Dennis Kucinich's resolution to impeach Dick Cheney (H. Res. 333).


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