Impeaching Bush

I myself don't want to impeach Bush, but I want to talk about it: I don't think it will ever happen, but if it did it would sincerely help America's image in the international landscape.

Why is the American political framework for against impeachments? If people show themselves to be less then adequate leaders (a 32% approval rating is abysmal), why aren't they replaced? There's a system for it, after all.

Note: I don't know very much about the American system for impeaching presidents.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

I am an immigrant, I moved to America halfway through high school.

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Skexis:

Good point. My posting this thread was a response to an NPR interview I heard today, which talked about why American are unwilling to choose impeachment as a course of action. Even if Bush broke no laws (of which I am not sure), he's taken the country into a direction that is unsatisfactory to most Americans. Being it that it is impossible to discipline him, and that he is most likely going to keep working against what Americans want, it is understandable to want to impeach him.

There's nowhere I can't reach.