Current Dem candidate MOST LIKELY to hold BushInc accountable for crimes of office

[blm]

Poll question: Current Dem candidate MOST LIKELY to hold BushInc accountable for crimes of office

The announced Democratic candidate who you believe is most likely to hold BushInc accountable for crimes of office is:

[Burma Jones]

1. No Brainer.....DK baby

[Kurovski]

2. I have no doubt whatsoever that it would be Kucinich. (nt)

[Cobalt Violet]

3. DK.

:kick:

[wryter2000]

4. LOL

Hillary is close to winning both polls -- least likely and most likely.

[blm]

5. It would be interesting to see explanations for that, eh? But I doubt those will be forthcoming.

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[wryter2000]

6. It happens

Whenever someone divides opinion sharply. Howard Cosell was once the most admired and the least admired sportscaster. Everyone had a strong opinion on him.

[blm]

9. True, but sports stats don't change, just like historic records can't change.

Unless steroid use adds an asterisk. Or a Supreme Court. ;))))

[Alamom]

10. Very enlightening. n/t

[MrSlayer]

7. The Kooch.

I don't know where these Clinton votes are coming from. She, like Bill, will just close the books on the crimes and do nothing.

[k_jerome]

8. bwahaha. they backed your boy when he was accused of crimes...

at least he is still loyal.

[MrSlayer]

19. As they should have.

Since he did nothing wrong. An easy choice to make. The hard choice was prosecuting Poppy Bush for Iran-Contra and of course they chose not to. Hillary, should she become President, will do the same for Chimpy.

[rep the dems]

11. Not looking to start anything, but I was very surprised to see Hillary

with so many votes. Kucinich is the most likely to hold him accountable IMO.

[CTyankee]

12. I would like to add the name of Al Gore to the list even tho I know he

hasn't declared. I think Gore would make this admin pay dearly. Not vindictively. But with firm justice.

[blm]

13. I would like to see him on the list, as well. Maybe I'll do another tomorrow and add

his name to a new poll. But this one was for the candidates we have to choose from now.

[More Than A Feeling]

14. How about none of the above.

Ever since Ford pardoned Nixon, the idea of holding a previous president accountable has become "too much". I don't know if any of them have the guts to expose the early part of their presidencies to media harpy shrieking that they should just move on.

[blm]

16. Open some books to some investigative reporters and a few top historians and I'd

let the chips fall where they may. Doesn't have to be done for show - just for real news.

[Sammy Pepys]

15. None of the above

I imagine whoever wins will have a lot more to worry about than vanquishing old foes.

[blm]

18. Old foes? had Clinton pursued outstanding matters he inherited in 1993

instead of letting them drop, there would have been no impeachment, no Bush2, no 9-11 and no Iraq war.

http://consortiumnews.com/2006/111106.html

[bigwillq]

17. DK (nt)

[David Zephyr]

20. No doubt, it would be Dennis. He'd be Bush's menace.

Dennis.

[bamacrat]

21. Kucinich, my vote is firmly behind him, he will bring respect back to the White House.

He's our only hope, the rest are too alike, it wouldnt really matter.

[blm]

22. Surely there are more who CARE about ACCOUNTABILITY issues that effect national security?

They all must know that because IranContra, Iraqgate and BCCI's outstanding matters were never fully revealed that led this nation to 9-11 and this Iraq war.

Surely no other Democrat wants to see that happen ever again.