"Not leaving as long as I'm President"

[AUYellowDog]

Today in a press conference, President Bush said that we were not going to bring troops out of Iraq so long as he's president. Now, I know he's president until January 20th, 2009, but what if he wasn't? By electing a Democratic majority in both houses, impeachment proceedings could go underway. Interesting...

[unda cova brutha]

1. he shouldnt be there. he was never elected.

[JuniperLea]

3. I'm thinkin' THAT should be our focus.

He was never elected... we shouldn't have to impeach... there must be another way to rid the WH of the pests!

[JuniperLea]

2. What if we "win" tomorrow?

Or next week... or in three months? Whatever "win" means.

This just proves his reasons for being there are flat out bogus! If there were any "real" reason to be there, he couldn't make that kind of remark.

What a dumbass.

[subterranean]

4. I take this as a positive sign

Whatever Bush says, the opposite usually turns out to be true, so there's a good possibility that the troops will end up withdrawing from Iraq before he leaves office. The results of the November elections will have a major influence on that course of events.

[BlueStater]

5. Translation: Let the next president deal with my mess n/t

[Hawkowl]

6. No war= No support

I think his feeble, insect brain realizes that if he doesn't maintain a war footing and a continual crisis, he would lose the 35% support he does have. He will do whatever it takes to keep this country at war. Murder anyone, destroy everything. He is an insane megalomaniac idiot.

[damntexdem]

7. That can be remedied.

And that attitude can make that remedy more likely. Let's see what the composition of Congress is after November.

[calimary]

8. Uh-HUH! I was just thinking the same thing - uh, george, we can

do something about that sorry state of affairs, you know. See your miserable failure ass in November...