"I don't know why...

...we would run the risk of not impeaching the man."

Lewis Lapham on the Preznit...

"We have before us in the White House a thief who steals the country's good name and reputation for his private interest and personal use; a liar who seeks to instill in the American people a state of fear; a televangelist who engages the United States in a never-ending crusade against all the world's evil, a wastrel who squanders a vast sum of the nation's wealth on what turns out to be a recruiting drive certain to multiply the host of our enemies. In a word, a criminal—known to be armed and shown to be dangerous."

While it still seems to be a notion that's both morally overdue and politically premature, the facts are simply there. The issue now is simply strategic. We don't because we think we can't, and we have good reason to think so. But with, say, a Chairman Conyers...

As always, it comes down to keeping our eyes on the prize.