I was wrong about the Zogby poll. That one was about impeaching Bush and not Cheney. Only two polls have been conducted on Cheney, the other one being only for Vermont voters (overwhelmingly in favor of impeachment). We really don't have any measurement of how much support there is for impeaching Cheney since those two polls. It could be even higher than 54 at this point. There's no way to tell for sure.

But never-the-less, what the Dems have done since that poll is laid the groundwork to win in '08 with a very distinct "brand" which emphasizes "solutions" and "non-partisanship"...

I don't know how you can say that. Their approval ratings are even lower than Bush's approval ratings. That's how the voters feel about their approach.

On the subject of the Judiciary Committee, I read today that Congressman Wexler of Florida, a member of the Judiciary Committee, has called for hearings on the subject of impeachment. I called his office to verify, and they said it's true.