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Introduction

Welcome to this site. Unfortunately, you're not going to enjoy yourself. Sorry!

You see, back in 2000, 25% of the voting population of the United States of America elected a president with: practically no qualifications; a long history of riding (more like surviving) on the coattails of family friends; a 20-year period of drinking and drug use; a criminal record; the intellectual curiosity of a crustacean (no offense meant to crustaceans); contempt of anyone different (i.e., lesser) than him; a membership in Skull & Bones (an honest-to-goodness secret society); a circle of close friends with no morals; a hidden agenda (borrowed from the immoral friends with IQs above 100) to rule the world militarily; and the religious zeal of the most radical, ill-informed fundamentalist you can imagine.

All I can imagine is that the 50,456,169 Americans who voted for George W. Bush in the fall of 2000 must be the most optimistic people on Earth. God love 'em! Of course, nothing even remotely good or beneficial has happened since his inauguration. For example:

  • Our nation suffered the worst terrorist attack in its history on 9/11/2001 (the crime was never thoroughly investigated and the perpetrators have never been caught).
  • Federal income taxes have been slashed three times, benefiting mostly the wealthiest Americans and plunging our country into further economic chaos ($1.4 trillion in new debt).
  • The Bush team deceived us into supporting the illegal invasion of Iraq, where we: found no weapons of mass destruction; had insufficient troops on the ground; tortured detainees at Saddam Hussein's most notorious prison; failed to secure more than 300 tons of high explosives; and have since suffered more than 2,700 American fatalities (600 more than we did on 9/11).

So what did we expect, a miracle? It's safe to say that President Bush has exceeded all of the expectations placed on him after his first election. Unfortunately, he exceeded them all in the wrong direction.

There is a simple cure for this problem, but you've got to make it happen. All you have to do is call your U.S. senator and representative and ask that President George W. Bush be impeached. If enough of us do it, it will, in fact, happen. I know it's hard to believe, but it's true.

The American people run this country, not the elite. If you don't believe this or don't think you can do anything about it, then the bastards have already won. Sorry, chump! However, if you think there's even the smallest chance of a happy ending, then call your congressperson today! You'll feel much better about yourself. Trust me!

Contact your senator here: