can Taft be impeached ?

[MeDeMax]

if it is found that he and his posse ( Petros, Montgomery, Blackwell, ... ) have knowingly lied to and cheated Ohioans ?

[mtnester]

1. It would have to originate in a totally Republican controlled statehouse

won't happen

[MeDeMax]

3. even if it isn't successful

it would help raise the awareness of all Ohioans, not just those closely following coingate & GOP bribes, as to who they elected during the last few elections.

[mtnester]

4. It won't happen...Ohio constitution says that it comes from the State

Senate. No Dems are on committee, and they are so outnumbered as to be laughable. The Dems in Ohio right now are just letting the drama unfold. When it comes times for 2006 elections,who would YOU want sitting in the governors chair if you were a democrat? A guy with a 17% approval rating steeped in scandal, or the Lt. Governor, or WORSE, and party appointee like Blackwell....we need to leave Taft right where he is...believe me, the sheeple in Ohio are following this scandal.

I know it sucks to leave the most idiotic governor in the world sitting there, but it really is best for the Dems right now to do just that. The we can sweep house completely in 2006.

[MeDeMax]

5. good point

makes a lot of sense to have Gov. in place come 11/2006.

[babsbunny]

2. I am in Columbus

And I feel they are all probably involved in the Coingate scandal, election fraud, etc. Impeachment is too good for Taft! Why don't any of these evil Repubs realize there are History books that will forever hold their evilness in their pages?

[NEOBuckeye]

6. The Victors always write the History Books

Which, particularly as of late, all seem to be coming from Texas. Go figure.

But even this regime must crumble away into dust. The essence of regressive conservatism contains the seed of its' own destruction.

Conservatives want to turn back the clock to a time which they have idealized, circa 1950. But the world is forever changing and moving forward. Practical realities are incompatible with delusional neoconservative tripe, and reality, in the end, always wins.

Ohio's needs have not been met by the GOP and its' ridiculous conservative dogmas. Ohioans, it seems, are finally catching on to the game. The only question that remains now is how much longer will they continue to play it?