So, 14% of the Democrats in the House support the 
    impeachment probe for "misleading the public to go to 
    war," "authorizing torture," and they may add the 
    wiretapping of terrorists on as well before it's all over.
    Of course, Bush didn't mislead the public, authorize 
    torture -- and the wiretapping of calls between US 
    citizens and foreign agents without a warrant is not only 
    legal, it would likely take a Constitutional Amendment to 
    strip him of that power.

    But, regardless of those facts, it seems to me that we 
    have a pretty clear split between both parties that needs 
    to become an issue in the 2006 elections. Republicans 
    believe that we need to act aggressively to defend 
    Americans from terrorists who want to harm us and 
    Democrats believe that the President should be impeached 
    for acting aggressively to defend America from terrorists.

    That's why all Democrats running for reelection in 2006 
    need to be asked, for the record, if they support the 
    impeachment of President Bush. In other words, do they 
    support the partisan attempt to undercut the Commander-in-
    Chief, in a time of war, for purely political purposes or 
    are they concerned about defending America? That's 
    something the American people need to know before they go 
    to the ballot box in 2006.