Quin, you gotta get outside the Beltway. There aren’t three conservatives in the country that would ever again stand with George W. Bush. Bush has betrayed those who elected him too often. A good economy doesn’t make up for his pansy-ass war plan or his comprehensive plan to destroy the GOP and America.
p>I would personally stand with the Democrats if they wanted to impeach Bush (for anything) — but why should they? He’s given them everything they could possible hope for. He’s even made the Carter and Clinton presidencies look respectable. br> — Jack Hughes br> Chicago, Illinois /p>
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