Tonight’s City Council Meeting Should Be Interesting

Why, you ask? Because apparently at tonight’s City Council meeting, there’s going to be a vote on a resolution to recommend impeaching Bush & Cheney (City of Bend meeting schedule is here with full resolution here). The guy spearheading this effort used to have a blog here, but it’s long since vanished.

Will this actually pass the city council? I seriously doubt it. And even if it did, whoopty frickin’ do. It’s not like the action of a city council in a small town thousands of miles from the White House will have any affect. The guy will be out of office soon enough and while I agree that he’s been, for the most part, a worthless President, our Congressional leaders really have far better things to worry about (at least I hope) then trying to get Bush kicked out of office.

And that will be probably the last time for months that I will talk politics as I hate talking it, but everybody else is welcome to debate below.

Comments

The Dren says:

Sounds like more of Politicians voting on something irrelevant to avoid working on an actul issue over which they have to make a decision.
I guess Bend has no real problems.

Jake says:

Well said, Dren, well said, and I couldn’t agree with you more.

William says:

Yes, they have important business like getting real estate signs out of lawns and putting a worthless fireworks ban on the books.

The Dren says:

Fireworks bans are funny. We have one where I live, but every New Years and July 4th we sit out on the lawn and watch the pretty fireworks. Ocassionally we break the law and shoot off some of our own as well.

dartagnan says:

“our Congressional leaders really have far better things to worry about (at least I hope) then trying to get Bush kicked out of office.”
Have to disagree, Jake. This isn’t about kicking Bush out of office; it’s about reining in the imperial presidency.
If Bush and Cheney have not committed impeachable offenses, there’s no such thing as an impeachable offense and we might as well take the impeachment clause out of the Constitution and change the president’s title to “emperor.”