Don Meacham, are you ready for a new book titled "Hillary and Hyde."  I would write it but still cannot figure out whether it would be about green tea in the afternoon with Elenor at Hyde Park, NY or about the hard to separate personalities of Hillary Clinton from Jekyl(Hillary), and/or, Hyde.

Let us learn from California and encourage Hillary the traitor to just representing New York to be "RECALLED."

To Hollywood:  I am commenting more on casting than script.

The system he proposes is poorly thought out. Leaders have to do things that may not be popular immediatly, either because of secrecy or because the public just isn't being open minded. Such a system would stop presidents from making controversial decisions and weaken our country considerably. You know what, I take back the poorly thought out thing, its just plain stupid.

Votes of no confidence?

If we could do this to journalists too, then I might go for it.

Let's see, Truman had something along the lines of a 20% approval rating in his second term. He would have been dismissed. Lincoln, in his first term, was deeply disliked. No polls back then, obviously, but my guess is that using the Wallace "standard", he'd be gone. FDR has approval ratings in the low 40s. Et cetera, et cetera.

Sorry, Mr. Wallace. We're a constitutionally-limited representative democracy. The Constitution forbids what you want to do (or more accurately, doesn't allow it). And while liberals like to read all sorts of things into the Constitution that aren't there, we're not going to let you read things out of the document that are there. To wit, presidents serve four year terms of office and may be removed only upon impeachment and conviction.

They're called elections. We had one and your side lost.

Maybe someone ought to hand Wallace a copy of the Constitution along with some drawings of how the U.S. government functions.  Congress can have a vote of no confidence once an hour and win each time and President Bush is STILL President Bush until 20 January 2009.

"HAV3 TH3 BRIDG3S OF INSANITY B33N CROSS3D AND FOR3V3R R3TRACT3D???."  - Meshuggah, "3ntrapm3nt", from Catch Thirty Thr33 (2005)

If the boot was on the other foot as in the huge ammount of money spent to put down Clinton in blowjob gate; would it not be easier to just have a vote of non convidence? The non convidence idea is a good one. Perhaps you just do not like who it is been applied to?

Wallace: "Forget– Forget impeachment. What you– Forget impeachment? Good luck. The– The– A representative government in which you can vote no confidence in a president or the leader and get rid of him."

Colbert: "Well, that's Canada, sir. That's Canada!"

[Cheers and applause]

What in the hell kind of a country do I live in when this pathetic exchange is rewarded? Answers please....

This is rich.  This dolt is calling for a vote of no confidence from a branch of the government that has a lower approval rating than the President.

It must be a sad and dreary place in that man's world.

Does this man know that we're not the UK? We're a representative republic...no confidence vote, my a$#! Vote of no confidence = impeachment. I just love how all the lovely liberals out there want impeachment but if that doesn't work, hey, let's just change our representative form of government to one that is parliamentarian. Yet another poser asking us dumb Americans to be more like those smarter Europeans. Yeah, I would love some more government involvement in my life, wouldn't you? Yeah, those Europeans know how to do it...they socialized their health care and look where that ended up. The only thing keeping it going is the government and not very well. Yes, let's also do our foreign policy like them....appease, appease, appease. Yes, let's do, Mikey Boy. Hey, and when it all goes to hell...we'll know who to blame. I guess I now know who to turn to for political advice.

The difficult we do immediately; the impossible takes a little longer.  Air Force Motto

emjem says: When your brain's stuck on liberalism it self-destructs.