Please feel free, however, to point me to the specific statement by ANY of the candidates that the unitary executive is going away in their WH, because I haven’t seen it. Maybe I’m not looking in the right place.

Oh you’re looking all the right places. You’re right NOT ONE candidate has prospectively renounced the sweeping powers that Bush has taken upon himself. Hence my lack of optimism about prosecuting the Evildoers in the WH

(Makes me think of the old joke, “Why do you ask, Twodogsfucking?”)

To remain speaker for the next Congress, Pelosi would have to resign the Speakership now and let the current Congress elect a new speaker and interim President, OR make a special deal in California that whoever would run for her vacant seat would resign after the inauguration in January to allow a special election in which President Pelosi could run for her old seat, and then for Speaker of the House.

All that seems much to risky for her to regain her current position as Speaker of the House. ergo, Impeachment is Off The Table.

Aarrrrrrggghhhh!!!!!!!
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What should be done to ensure that testimony given before the Senate is truthful? How about the Senate break with precedent and hold hearings on the testimony of judicial nominess versus their actions once confirmed. Roberts lied through his teeth. Alito lied too. Of course they’re too “Supreme” to actually testify in front of the Senate anymore. But they don’t need to testify to examine the evidence of their sworn testimony versus their documented decisions. Impeach the mendacious bastards. Through them off the Supreme Court. That’s what can be done.

Even if the proceedings go nowhere, the mendacious bastards should be curtailed somewhat. Just think… enforce Accountability to the Judicial Branch too! Remember, the Founding Fathers, aka authors of the Constitution defined the Congress in the first article of the constitution thereby indicating the supremecy of the legislative branch. The courts are described by the third article. Now then, I realize that All Three of our branches of government are co-equal, but some branches are more co-equal than others. And the Congress has more oversight authority than either of the two other branches.

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