Two years from today, our government will be rid of George W. Bush and Dick Cheney.

[Obamarama]

Yes, in just 17,520 hours we will be a W-free country once again!

I hope they become villified historical footnotes in this nation's history, buffons looked down upon and held of as examples of what our leaders shouldn't be.

I don't know which party might inherit 1600 Pennsylvania after the simple-minded boy king is flown off to his Crawford ranch two years from today, but I'll be celebrating either way!

[Dr.Phool]

1. Do you really think they'll leave voluntarily?

Can we hold out that long?

[sam sarrha]

2. do you really think we will last that long as a Republic.. ??

[ntesla]

7. Say hello to President Jub or Mccain

After a stunning 95% turnout in California, Florida and Ohio.

Courtesy of ES&S & Diebold.

[TheDebbieDee]

5. I've been asking myself the same thing, Dr. Phool.......

Why would anybody that's been brazen enough to break as many rules and laws as he has, stolen as many elections as he has and acquired (or usurped) as much power as he has just leave all that power to the next winner of the Presidential Election?

The answer: He wouldn't! He's not planning to leave office.

My take is this: As the elections near, the US will suffer another terrorist attack of some kind (or perhaps a terrorist attack will be invented and covered endlessly by faux snooze, who will somehow be the only media allowed access to the attack site). And the pResident, being the Decider that he is, will decide that it is a threat to National Security to hold Presidential Elections. It may never be safe to again to have Presidential Elections.

And then we'll be stuck with the Decider, forever!

[niyad]

12. that's pretty much the way I see things, as well.

[kimmerspixelated]

13. Yes, i've thought that, too.

It's scary to think the hell will last forever. But maybe we can imprison the bastards!

[Nickster]

16. I've thought the same thing, BUT the difference in my opinion is that he's doing this to hand

it off to Jeb. Just waiting for him to say the masses have spoken and he will run.

[ArnoldLayne]

3. That will seem like an eternity.

[54anickel]

4. I don't think we can or necessarily should wait. How much longer should we

give Dimson and Dick-traitor? Should they really be allowed to finish out the term? Seems they aren't exactly rolling over as lame ducks, just the opposite in many regards.

[EFerrari]

6. No way. They're toast TODAY.

IMPEACH!

[Obamarama]

8. I agree with you 100% sfexpat2000. I'm just assuming the worst case scenario:

That we're stuck with them another two years.

[EFerrari]

9. My son gave me a key chain with a countdown clock on it for my birthday.

:)

Let's give these bastards the rope they've been begging for!

[Zhade]

10. Uh, I hope they're in PRISON.

This is one of the most criminal administrations in our history. If they're not punished for their many, many outrageous crimes - I'm done with politics, and I'm done with believing USAmericans actually support things like the Constitution and rule of law.

[Independent_Liberal]

11. Better yet, why wait til 2008?

Impeach War Criminals = President Pelosi 2007

[Golden Raisin]

14. Two years is an eternity with this bunch

of Constitution-raping thugs, and I do not at all feel secure that they are just going to pack up and quietly ride off into the sunset. I'm very concerned about them manufacturing some sort of "national emergency" which they will use to institute martial law and then just stay on in power.

[applegrove]

15. It seems like forever doesn't it?

[benny05]

17. He'll probably sell his ranch

Move to Panama where they are looking for US retirees, and run for office down there.