I am exercising my first Amendment right to free speech, used to call attention to corruption within the government. I urge all citizens to exercise their rights in a peaceful manner, and in accordance with the law. But I also urge them to exercise them loudly and often.

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When's the last time you looked at the text of the Declaration of Independence? I mean REALLY looked. Not at the beginning where it declares that we are fed up. I mean farther down, where it details the list of grievances that caused them to take this action. Never?? You should do so. It's an interesting read. You find phrases the following phrases:

Does this sound like any other tyrant you know?

Allow me to post this biography which was recently written. "The President was poorly suited for the demands presented by the age. It was widely know that his intellectual abilities were limited. A long chain of ineffective appointments to his cabinet and an over-dependence on people whom he merely felt unthreatened by, resulted in terrible instability in policy both at home and abroad. A scholar pointed out, tellingly, in one of his most popular works, that a major failure of the Presidency was the specter of the people presented with "an ass for a lion" in the person of the President..."

By the way, where it reads "President", it should read "King". Where it reads "Presidency", it should read "Monarchy". You see, this is from text taken from www.USHistory.org, and the words are not describing President Bush, but another George. They are describing King George III, the ruler of England when the colonies were lost to Britain.

I am not writing this for the benefit of President Bush anymore. He is already damned. I am writing it to the other two branches instead. To the Representatives: as I have shown you above, President Bush is taking us down a path that will not end well. The founding fathers decided to have a republic- that is, I choose people who will speak for me. So far, all I hear is silence. My voice is loudly calling for impeachment, and I am not the only one. You have power because I have given it to you, and I can rescind that power in the next election. I say this to you because I cannot tolerate your silence anymore, and when you do speak, all I hear are empty threats. To the Courts: If my suspicions are correct, you will soon be called upon to decide whether President Bush is free to ignore Congressional subpoenas. When you are making your decision, I ask you to remember one thing. You are the judiciary branch. If you declare that subpoenas can and will be ignored, there is no longer any reason for your entire branch to exist. You are dismissed. President Bush still has the power to pardon, and has shown he will use it whenever he wants. By siding with Congress, this does not infringe upon his right of pardon, and both sides get to claim a victory. Side with the President, and two out of the three branches of government might as well go home. And then, the fear of the founding fathers has been realized.

Finally, I'm going to pretend this is still my government. Naive, I know, but I can't help it. And despite seeing situation after situation mirrored in the Declaration of Independence, I am NOT urging the overthrow of the government. I have options available to me that the colonists did not. Namely, if you will not do your job, I will take that job from you.

Impeach, or it will be at your political peril. The Declaration of Independence provides proof enough of how bad a situation can get under the leadership of a man ill-suited for the job.