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Some of the things the Bush Administration did:
1- launched an attack without the approval of the UN, defying UN agreements.
2.- launched an attack against Iraq on faulty information, then refused to retreat over the last 5 years, 1.2 million Iraqis and 4,000 American soldiers have died due to this military presence.
3.- broke the rules of the Geneva Convention which are the international rules for war, by torturing and mistreating innocent captives at Guantanamo Bay.
4.- suspended First Amendment Rights with the USA PATRIOT Act, which played on the fears of post-9/11 Americans. the Patriot Act was voted in only a few days after 9/11, and was a very long document that had been written well before 9/11. Those voting did not have time to read the document, and voted mostly out of fear.

Many many other reasons that I, as just a student, do not have the expertise to cite. Kucinich gave 35 reasons for impeachment. The above, however, are enough for me.
Source(s):
article about TD not being aired:
TD: http://www.torturingdemocracy.org


I,m sorry im not a 50 year old guy that sets on the computer all day to argue about politics, but im not to stubborn to see the truth in front of me. I used google for my info as usual. Some of us just isnt as smart as you.

1. Didn't need UN approval-Needed Congress' and recieved it. Learn about the UN and how inept it really is. If the US was smart we would leave it.
2. did not know it was faulty- easy to be a Monday morning quarterback but decisions were made. The Iraqi president was given a choose to leave and go inexile. He stayed and faught.
3.Geneva Convention also states that enemy combatants caught on the battle field out of uniform may be executed.
4. That Act had built in sunset clauses. The first Patroit Act ended December 31, 2005 and was reauthorization by Congress in March 2006.
They had time to read it and reauthorized it. Those voting did not have time to read the document, and voted mostly out of fear.
Yet when Americans ask that question today about Congressmen reading bills that they vote on, some in the media calls them unkind names.