Thinking past the first step?

March 20th, 2006 by Saru
Saru

During one of my walks over the weekend, passing through Dupont Circle I stumbled across a sleeply 3rd year anniversary protest of the War in Iraq. It had all the common characteristics of such protests: bad poetry slams by wanna-be Jello Biafras, lots of people in need of a bath, a heaping helping of ill-conceived self-righteousness, Lyndon Larouche zombies, and more stupid signs than I could count.

I didn’t have my camera with me, so I had to search the web for something similar, and I think this does the trick, well illustrating one of the most foolish signs I saw that afternoon:

I wonder if these people are actually thinking about what they’re asking for. I say America sould give them their wish. Impeach Bush; bring on President Cheney!

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  • 7 Responses to 'Thinking past the first step?'

    1. Charles Says:

      Cheney’s heart would pop. We’d end up with President Hastert.

    2. Joe Says:

      What if we impeach Cheney first? Then Bush can appoint Katherine Harris as vice president…

    3. Saru Says:

      Three words for you Joe: President Michael Brown!

    4. Jonathan Dresner Says:

      “Impeach Cheney First” has been Avedon Carol’s constant reminder for months now. We’re idealists, not idiots.

    5. ComingAnarchy.com » Blog Archive » President Cheney! Says:

      [...] Following the title of his post, Saru asks: [...]

    6. kushibo Says:

      If a Bush impeachment and removal were to actually succeed at trial and the public’s general impression were that he deserved to be removed, I think a Cheney presidency would be seen at best as a caretaker administration and people would be hoping for a competent Democratic moderate, or if President Cheney chose not to run in 2008, a competent Republican moderate who seems not to have been too muddied by supporting the war.

      Nixon resigned to avoid being impeached, and that led to Ford being a caretaker president. I don’t see a Cheney presidency being in any more a position of strength at that point.

    7. Adamu Says:

      yes but kushibo don’t you get it – left wingers STINK! They get off on their fantasies of Bush being hung by his heels, consequences be damned!

      Anyone inspired to join a “sleepy” organized protest, this post seems to imply, is already too stupid to have an informed opinion.

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