Unhinged, Irrational, Chicken-Little of a President?

Dec 07, 2007 08:59

Umm, wow. This guys is vehement, passionate, and clearly very irritated about this:

Countdown Special Comment: The NIE Reflects An “Unhinged, Irrational Chicken Little Of A President”

"A pathological presidential liar, or an idiot-in-chief. It is the nightmare scenario of political science fiction: A critical juncture in our history and, contained in either answer, a president manifestly unfit to serve, and behind him in the vice presidency: an unapologetic war-monger who has long been seeing a world visible only to himself."

"What servant of any of the 42 previous presidents could possibly withhold information of this urgency and this gravity, and wind up back at his desk the next morning, instead of winding up before a Congressional investigation - or a criminal one?"

"Mr Bush - if you can still hear us - if you did not previously agree to this scenario in which Dick Cheney is the actual detective and you’re the Remington Steele - you must disenthrall yourself: Mr Cheney has usurped your constitutional powers, cut you out of the information loop, and led you down the path to an unprecedented presidency in which the facts have become optional, the intel is valued less than the hunch, and the assistant runs the store." -- Keith Olbermann

In related 'news', way back in April, Kucinich introduced Articles of Impeachment against Cheney.
  1. Article I, that Richard Cheney had purposely manipulated the intelligence process to deceive the citizens and the Congress of the United States by fabricating a threat of Iraqi weapons of mass destruction to justify the use of the United States armed forces against the nation of Iraq in a manner damaging to our national security.
  2. Article II, that Richard Cheney manipulated the intelligence process to deceive the citizens and the Congress of the United States about an alleged relationship between Iraq and Al Qaida in order to justify the use of United States armed forces against the nation of Iraq in a manner damaging to our national security.
  3. Article III, that in his conduct while vice president of the United States, Richard Cheney openly threatened aggression against the Republic of Iran, absent any real threat to the United States, and has done so with the United States's proven capability to carry out such threats, thus undermining the national security interests of the United States.
Oh, what a fun year this will be.

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