Lead by Example?
An e-mail apparently has been sent throughout the 2nd Congressional District signed by 21 Republican Utah legislators asking for campaign contributions for GOP Congressional candidate LaVar Christensen, who is challenging incumbent Democrat Jim Matheson.
The e-mail is as a shrill warning about how life will be destroyed if Democrats take control of Congress and House Minority leader Nancy Pelosi becomes speaker.
But one warning jumped out at me: If Pelosi becomes speaker, the Democrats "would initiate frivolous impeachment proceedings against the president . . . "
First of all, Pelosi has said publicly (most recently on CBS' "60 Minutes" Sunday) that the Democrats would not initiate impeachment proceedings against President Bush.
But despite that, think about that warning from Republicans for a minute.
They are worried Congress would initiate frivolous impeachment proceedings against the president. Roll that phrase over in your mind: "frivolous impeachment proceedings against the president." The Republicans are now saying they are against such a thing.
Frivolous impeachment proceedings. Frivolous impeachment proceedings.
Does that bring back any faint memories.
Does anyone remember a few years ago when Clinton was president.
Frivolous impeachment proceedings.
In other words, the e-mail is saying, if you give the Democrats the majority in Congress, they might do what the Republicans did.
For horrors.
Cheers,
Paul Rolly
The e-mail is as a shrill warning about how life will be destroyed if Democrats take control of Congress and House Minority leader Nancy Pelosi becomes speaker.
But one warning jumped out at me: If Pelosi becomes speaker, the Democrats "would initiate frivolous impeachment proceedings against the president . . . "
First of all, Pelosi has said publicly (most recently on CBS' "60 Minutes" Sunday) that the Democrats would not initiate impeachment proceedings against President Bush.
But despite that, think about that warning from Republicans for a minute.
They are worried Congress would initiate frivolous impeachment proceedings against the president. Roll that phrase over in your mind: "frivolous impeachment proceedings against the president." The Republicans are now saying they are against such a thing.
Frivolous impeachment proceedings. Frivolous impeachment proceedings.
Does that bring back any faint memories.
Does anyone remember a few years ago when Clinton was president.
Frivolous impeachment proceedings.
In other words, the e-mail is saying, if you give the Democrats the majority in Congress, they might do what the Republicans did.
For horrors.
Cheers,
Paul Rolly
3:14 PM
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