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John Dean is on a roll:

On torture:

Indeed, not even Franklin Roosevelt's horrific internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II is, in my view, as low a point as President Bush and Vice President Cheney's call for the unrestricted, unreviewable power to torture. It seems the precedent for Bush and Cheney's thinking resides in the Dark Ages, or Stalin's Russia.

The Bush/Cheney presidency has been pushing the nation toward an atrocity unmatched in the annals of American infamy and ignominy.

On spying:

Bush is the first President to ever willingly admit to an impeachable offense.

The scary thing is, if Bush is impeached, and Cheney doesn't go down with him, we might end up with him as president.

And Clinton was impeached for, uh, what, exactly?

And WHERE THE FUCK IS OSAMA BIN LADEN?