Despite all his talk of freedom, George Bush will leave behind an America whose citizens are far less free, and far less safe, than when he took office. Karen Kwiatkowski blogs: 'America won't change in November, even as Congress begins to awaken from its slumber. America will [re]gain her honor and her liberty only when Americans themselves recover their original distrust for oppressive government, their practice of thrift, and their basic good neighborliness.

Under the Constitution of the United States of America, the President can be removed from office by an impeachment vote of the House and trial by the Senate. While Americans have often talked about impeaching their President, and President Clinton was impeached by the House (but not the Senate) for lying to the public about his sexual misadventures, there is now a large-scale petition campaign to get the American public to pressure their Congressional representatives to oust President George W. Bush for his numerous and continued violations of the Constitution he twice swore to defend, violations of human rights, of the truth, of numerous conventions that the U.S. is a legal signatory to, and more.