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American Bar Association: President Bush is "Underming Rule of Law" By Ignoring Laws Passed by Congress

ABA President Michael Greco discusses the organization¹s new report criticizing the president¹s unprecedented use of signing statements. Greco also speaks out on presidential power, domestic surveillance, Guantanamo and torture.
Ref. https://www.democracynow.org/article.pl?sid=06/07/26/147209

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BUSH HOPING FOR A BOOST WITH TRIP TO IDEAL LOCALE

Speaking to one of the country's largest veterans organizations is not unusual for President Bush, but the timing - and location of his speech in Salt Lake City - is almost too perfect as the November election creeps closer.
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From what I've heard the most irritating thing about Bush is when he repeats himself during public appearances, it is as if he is lost for words.

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President Bush has some sort of problem that makes it difficult for him to get his words right. Some people use this as an example of the idea that he is "stupid" or "slow". However, he has a lot of credentials, in his education and in his business life, to show that he is neither stupid nor slow.

It is this difficulty that causes him to repeat his words or mix them up.

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BUSH: CHENEY, RUMSFELD WILL STAY THROUGH '08

President Bush said Wednesday he wants Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and Vice President Dick Cheney to remain in his administration until the end of his presidency, extending a job guarantee to two of the most-criticized members of his team.
Ref. https://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/11/01/bus...y.ap/index.html

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As a follow up to above I guess the victory of the Democrats changed a few things:

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Coalition of Antiwar, Veteran Groups Launching National Movement to
Impeach Bush and Cheney

A coalition of groups are meeting near Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Saturday to announce plans to mobilize a national movement to impeach President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney. We speak with former New York Congressmember Elizabeth Holtzman, who played a key role in the committee investigating Watergate, and we speak with Pentagon whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg.
Ref. https://www.democracynow.org/article.pl?sid=06/11/10/1426234

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Here is a "what if" that's going around in some circles:

Now that the Dems have taken a majority in Congress, one of the first things that happened was that Donald Rumsfeld "stepped down."

What's the next move? How about losing Dick Cheney, as well? Rumor has it that Mr. Cheney will develop "health problems" some time in the next few months, and have to "step down" also.

If this should happen (and, granted, it's a big IF), then who would replace him? Think about which Republican in the current limelight might enjoy a boost from becoming VP before the run-up to the 2008 elections (not to mention the use of presidential aircraft, etc.):

Senator George Allen (Virginia)

Senator Sam Brownback (Kansas)

John Cox (Illinois)

Senator Bill Frist (Tennessee)

Former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Guiliani

Senator Chuck Hagel (Nebraska)

Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee

Senator John McCain (Arizona)

New York Governor George Pataki

Congressman Mike Pence (IN)

Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney
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Strictly speculation, of course, but what are your thoughts?