[Aquila]

All an impeachment is are charges leveled against a governing official holding office. Articles of impeachment are Constitutionally issued by the House of Representatives on the grounds of "treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors." Obama has net to commit anything legally fitting for impeachment. Clinton was only impeached (charges drawn against him) because he lallegedly lied under oath (purgery).

I'm curious...specifically what "promises" has Obama broken this early in the game?

All politicians use a teleprompter. Sadly, Bush had one too...but apparently he couldn't read. They were often upset with Bush because he'd "wander" off the teleprompter as he tried to correct his gaffs and only ended up looking dumber. lol

I do agree with you, I'm certain Obama appreciates what Bush did do...most have no idea how difficult it is to be a President. First off, no matter what you say on the stump, on your first day in office you are briefed by various agencys and you are told, "Here's what you will do Mr. President...."

While President Clinton had an issue with women, I think compared to both Bush and Obama he looks better and better.

It's too early to tell if Obama is all that bad yet. I am a little disappointed that he's bailing out banks and corporations that mismanaged investments. Let them sink. Let millions of Americans loose their pensions and retirement benefits. Let at least 4 million more loose their homes and seek emergency housing (their credit isn't going to be good enough to rent in most nicer places). Let the big three come crashing down...killing not only those jobs they provide their workers...but also let it kill the great number of suppliers and parts and software manufacturers who depend on them for business. I think it would be awesome to see the business world come crashing down in flames as a result of the corporate greed run wild. Maybe they'd know better next time...if we crawled out and became more stable than Brazil.

Seriously...MAYBE I can see bailing out the big three perhaps (with a lot of oversight). But I'd let the banks sink... It might be fun watching all the businesses that depend on line of credits to pay their employees go down in flames.