text: is there not a case for impeaching bush? authorizing warrantless wiretaps in violation of the constitution and the foreign intelligence surveillance act; by ordering the indefinite detention, rendition, torture and abuse of terrorism suspects; by lying to congress about the reasons for the iraq war; and by generally violating the constitutional separation of powers - i'm thinking this could happen. the us electorate needs to be impeached.  everything bush has done could have been predicted from his history in other offices. all of the information is in the public domain.  was anything more telling about him than his address to his gods "the haves and the have mores"?    the recent fema tape demonstrates bush's consistent lying.  where are all those outraged and offended congressmen who initiated the last impeachment?  lying about extramarital sex must be more harmful to the nation than starting wars, bankrupting the country, murdering 2297 us troops and wounding maybe another 48000. awarding no bid payback contracts to halliburton and their subsidiaries was bad enough, but when an audit reported excessive fees, where the usual adjustment in favor of the contractor is between 10% and 20%, kellogg, brown & root will collect virtually all of the questioned charges. the list of offenses against american ideals, and the american people is endless.   for me torturing the definition of torture, indefinite imprisonment without recourse, humiliating and degrading prisoners and avoiding supreme court review to prevent a negative ruling on issues that are clearly not permitted under our constitution are shameful acts. most americans want the u.s.to be better than that.  impeachment?  better think long and hard. want other "get even" congresses to be ridding us of each subsequent president? ridicule will join the worldwide contempt we now experience.