bush Upon Retirement From Office

Below you'll find a Heartfelt suggestion on what George W Bush {boy do I hate caping his name} can do once he leaves office.

But first I have this to say:

Seen as how very few have the Moxie nor Understand of the Rule Of Law and Constitution of this Country, by not bringing Charges in an Impeachment Hearing in the House, we have an incompetent president and administration that looks to fill out the term of office and comfortably retire with their ill gotten gains!

Personally I want to see this Incompetent Criminal serving time, along with All who pull his strings and have Ruined this Countries reputation,ideology, national security, and oh so much more!

The following was sent out on our VFP Chapter 150 Charlotte NC E-List.

A humble way for Bush to make amends

After leaving office, he could tend graves of fallen soldiers

October 31, 2007
BY RICHARD ROEPER Sun-Times Columnist

In a recent column I speculated on President Bush's post-White House plans. What should he do with himself?

Alice Collins of Oak Lawn has an idea.

"Three hundred and sixty-five days a year, in the wind and snow of winter and the heat and humidity of summer, let him tend to the graves of the almost 4,000 men and women who have given their lives in the debacle of Iraq. They honored their oaths, obeyed their commander-in-chief and sacrificed their lives of promise to a lying, unprincipled warmonger.

"He can begin at the grave of my grandson, Lcpl Jonathan W. Collins, killed in action on 8/8/2004."

Amen.

Marine Lance Cpl. Jonathan Collins of Crystal Lake was killed by enemy fire in the Al Anbar province of Iraq in the summer of 2004. He was 19.

Nineteen. You're supposed to be attending college and going to football games and meeting girls and dreaming about your future when you're 19.

Access tributes to Jonathan and other soldiers at Fallen Hero's Memorial. It's impossible to read the comments from friends and relatives and loved ones without feeling your heart get so heavy you can barely breathe.

Despite my feelings I would readily go along with the suggestion enclosed, in Honor to our Fallen and Their Families.

If they were sent to fight, they are too few. If they were sent to die, they are too many!

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