Wesley S: I couldn't agree with you more.

Ebbie: It's come a long way from the party of Goldwater and I regret it but I don't recall the GOP dumping a sitting senator because he/she only supported the Party's point of view 90% of the time. Example:George W. Bush is campaigning for the re-election of Lincoln Chaffee of Rhode Island. No Senator has been less supportive of Bush than Lincoln Chafee. Bush also supported the current chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee from Pennsylvania in his last race for re-election and I don't believe anyone can point to him as a great supporter of Bush.

Amos:I twisted nothing. The Democratic Party has been captured by the extreme far left. Howard Dean, George Soros, et. al. There is no place at the table for the likes of Joseph Lieberman in the current Democratic Party. Okay by me. Lamont won fair and square as far as I can see. I believe Lieberman is a good man though and that the independent voters (joined by some Democrats AND Republicans) of Connecticut will return him to office in November.

I think the Party leadership, though, is overestimating the number of voters in the U. S. that support their POV. More directly to your question:if Bush was found guilty of a crime, I would support his impeachment and his incarceration. I do not believe that to be the case however. If Bush were tried and found innocent, would YOU accept that verdict?

DougR