Impeach George W. Bush
I didn't realize that the case for impeaching president Bush is so strong. Of course, nobody expects the Republican congress to do anything, but a motion was introduced this year to investigate impeachment. Even that was almost a token gesture, but it was done with this purpose: to present a 190-page report giving the exact details of the mistakes, abuse of power, flouting of the US constitution, and possible criminal actions of the current US administration. It removes the excuse of "we didn't know." When history passes judgement on this decade, and our children ask where were the supporters of justice and democracy, nobody will be able to say that the facts of the matter were not known.
Of course, I'm just occasionally distracted from my life by politics and so on, and I haven't read the original report. The term Conyer's Report sounds vaguely familiar, so perhaps I've been living in a cave (or just living outside of North America... oh wait, I am) and everybody has already heard about this, but still I wonder why there is still so little action. Regardless of the man's professed faith, how can any citizen of a free, democratic country tolerate a leader who so blantantly abuses a position of power?
Oh, and just as a little footnote: I used to support the investigation into Bill Clinton's indiscretions and the subsequent impeachment proceedings. However, aside from the obvious partisan attack, the Clinton administration seems to have emerged completely unstained by high-level scandel or corruption. Here's an exercise for the reader: count how many high-level Bush supporters or appointees have been implicated in scandels, resigned, or even been indicted? For extra points, calculate the percentage of those who were disgraced by personal failings like oral sex with an intern, and how many were for things like fraud, perjury, theft, corruption and so on. If you are too lazy to actually do that, even a casual google search may be enlightening...