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And, yes, I DO take it personally: Bush is now a dictator, so, constitutional showdown, here we come...!
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Wednesday, January 10, 2007

Bush is now a dictator, so, constitutional showdown, here we come...!



When it comes to Iraq, Bush has become a dictator.
The nation is going to have to come to terms with
this fact.


oh, no... it isn't just "when it comes to iraq..." bush has become a dictator, period - in every way...
It’s hard to know what to think. Should we be outraged? Or incredulous? Bush may be ignorant, but he is not stupid. It’s hard not to conclude that his arrogance knows no bounds. Or that he’s crazy. Talk that he might face impeachment by the newly Democratic House of Representatives — a fitting dream, but an unlikely reality — should be replaced by calls that he undergo a psychiatric evaluation. But even if Bush were found to be certifiable, the thought of his being replaced by that even more dangerous political psychopath, the aptly named Dick Cheney, is even more frightening.

There is no elegant way to put it: we’re screwed. Given the intricacies of the federal budget, Bush already has the money to get more troops into Iraq. It’s likely the first step in stopping him would be to place a limit on the number of troops that could be deployed. But some key congressmen think no meaningful fiscal hobblers can be put on Bush’s escalation of troop levels until next year. And even if Congress were to summon the gumption, the courage, to do the right thing, the commonsensible thing, and deny funding for additional troops, as Senator Edward M. Kennedy wisely urges, there is absolutely no reason to believe — let alone hope — that Bush would accept the duly constituted authority of Congress. It seems more certain that the nation will eventually face a constitutional showdown.

bring it on... fercryinoutloud... LET'S DO THIS THING...!

(thanks to one pissed off liberal at daily kos...)

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