Do They Dare to Say "Impeach"?

One person's airtight legal case is another's "Stay out the Bushes."

Tim Cavanaugh | June 1, 2006

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p class="COlargetext c2"> span class="c1">As a result, “the House should create a bipartisan select committee vested with subpoena authority to investigate the Administration’s abuses” in order “to protect our constitutional form of government.” o:p> /o:p> /span> /p> p class="COlargetext c2"> span class="c1">Interestingly, Conyers, who entered the House of Representatives in 1964, never managed to find any impeachable behavior in the conduct of Lyndon Baines Johnson, who lied America into a far more destructive war and presided over the colossal civil rights violations of J. Edgar Hoover’s FBI . But it’s not just elected Democrats who view impeachment as something that should happen only to the GOP . o:p> /o:p> /span>