you left out Olympia Snowe, who I believe isn't up for re-election, and would thus qualify as the only republican not running for anything with a conscience. Has Judas Iscariot Lieberman totally sold his soul?

you left out Olympia Snowe, who I believe isn't up for re-election, and would thus qualify as the only republican not running for anything with a conscience. Has Judas Iscariot Lieberman totally sold his soul?

I agree with Stevens--this type of reasoning deserves a no-confidence vote in our lawmakers. They need to determine whether acting as moral watchdogs is part of their role, and to what degree.

I don't understand how 38 Senators could have confidence in a trained monkey like Gonzales. In every picture the man looks like a teacher's pet, smirking because he knows his misdeeds will go unpunished. The "support our team!" mentality of our government is sickening. What happened to supporting our nation? What was politicized was not the vote, the vote was necesarry. The way that the majority of Republicans voted was (to paraphrase one of those sickening talking points)where the "political show" was. Who could in all good conscience have any confidence left in a man who can't recall... anything?

I don't understand how 38 Senators could have confidence in a trained monkey like Gonzales. In every picture the man looks like a teacher's pet, smirking because he knows his misdeeds will go unpunished. The "support our team!" mentality of our government is sickening. What happened to supporting our nation? What was politicized was not the vote, the vote was necesarry. The way that the majority of Republicans voted was (to paraphrase one of those sickening talking points)where the "political show" was. Who could in all good conscience have any confidence left in a man who can't recall... anything?

Why waste time for a no confidence vote. President Bush would have ignored it and kept the AG as long as he pleased.

Why waste time for a no confidence vote? President Bush would have ignored it and kept the AG as long as he pleased

Now we Americans know what its like to live under a King rather than an elected government. Nothing you, I, or anyone else does can do anything to stop Mad King George from doing anything he wants.

America, RIP.
Your once proud citizens miss you deeply.

If you remember correctly, the first thing to happen under the Nazis government was the purging of the Judiciary. Purging? Politicizing? What's the difference when people can make up the rules as they go along and break the law with impunity. They don't care who knows it either, that is the scary part. That tells me there is more damage to our system of government than meets the eye. This is more than just politics as usual. The right wing neocons have started a forever war and are atempting to install a permanent majority in Congress. Are we going to let that happen?

I urge the esteemed senators to impreach Mr. Gonzales. They have the authority and should darn well use it. Practice makes perfect.

Why wasn't the vote called the "Justice Department Integrity Resolution"? Someone else asked why not just a "Sense of the Senate" vote. It's time for the Senate to tell GW that people who serve in OUR government must not lie to Congress and must not OK illegal and unconstitutional action by the executive branch.

While Democrats are taking on issues that really matter to the American people, Republicans continue to be embroiled in scandal. From health care to poverty, these issues take precedence over an ever-inflating military budget and the Democrats are leading the way for change. The Borgen Project states that just $19 billion annually can end starvation and $23 billon annually can reverse the spread of Malaria and AIDS. In contrast, we have spent over $340 billion in Iraq. With poverty being so easily addressed, it is no wonder that a war-touting Republican side isn't doing well in the polls or with the American people.

While to claim that the Iraq War is Gonzales' war would be simply incorrect, it is nevertheless true that he is perpetuating this failure of a war. To date, the war has cost over $340 billion dollars--money which could have been spent much more wisely and with better end results. It is estimated, for example, that the expenditure of a mere $19 billion would eliminate starvation and malnutrition worldwide. In a time when the current defense budget is $522 billion, the goal of eradicating world hunger is clearly well within reach. Thus, it is clear that the occupation of Iraq needs to end, and it needs to end now without regard to what this will do to United States interest in Iraq's oil. There are simply much more important issues that need to be addressed, and by avoiding these issues and adhering to his doomed quest for victory, Gonzales will continue to plummet in popularity.

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For crying out loud would Congress please just end global poverty now, so we can stop having to read about this Boring Project which is so obviously more important than everyithing else in the universe.

For crying out loud would Congress please just end global poverty now, so we can stop having to read about this Boring Project which is so obviously more important than everything else in the universe.