Congressional Democrats Decide to Focus On What Americans Really Care About

by Stephan Tawney on July 10, 2008

What do you do when you have a 9% approval rating and only 15% of the American people believe you’re there to help them, rather than pursue your own political agendas?

Pursue your own political agenda by bringing up impeachment! Because there’s nothing John Q. Citizen wants more right now than election-year drama created to appease the far-left. Impeachments have always worked out so well for the prosecuting party’s ratings.

Meanwhile, Nancy Pelosi seems to be reversing course on bringing Articles of Impechment up for debate. Sounds like someone needs to gain a bit of that Code Pinko support back.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told reporters this morning that the Judiciary Committee may hold hearings on an impeachment resolution that Rep. Dennis Kucinich, D-Ohio, is pushing against President Bush.

“This is a Judiciary Committee matter, and I believe we will see some attention being paid to it by the Judiciary Committee,” Pelosi says, according to The Politico. “Not necessarily taking up the articles of impeachment because that would have to be approved on the floor, but to have some hearings on the subject.”

“My expectation is that there will be some review of that in the committee,” she adds.

Because the main concern of the guy trying to pay his bills is whether or not Bush is brought up for impeachment 6 months before he leaves office.

Don’t expect Republicans to block this, just like they didn’t try to block Dennis Kucinich’s last circus act. They would love to see Dems scramble to find evidence of the president intentionally lying, when Joe Biden himself said the WMDs “weren’t some Cheney pipe dream”. They would love to point out that while Americans are feeling economic pain, the Democrats are consumed by political posturing.



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