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  1. allan11 March 2006 at 16:58

    My 10:

    His administration planned, caused and profited from the 9/11 attacks.

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  2. laura k11 March 2006 at 17:39

    Whoa. The culmination of four years of research, summed up in 10 bold words.

    Submit it!

    P.S. Grover gives me a headache.

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  3. laura k11 March 2006 at 18:03

    OK, I got mine:

    He stole two elections, started a war and ruined America.

    I grant you "started a war" isn't actually grounds for impeachment, but then, this is just a game on a blog.

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  4. Granny11 March 2006 at 23:13

    He lied from the moment he said "I solemnly swear"

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  5. James Redekop12 March 2006 at 04:29

    He stole two elections, started a war and ruined America.

    You can make it a little more accurate, while still at the limit, as:

    He stole elections, started an illegal war and ruined America.

    After all, weren't there questions about some of the Congressional elections as well?

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  6. laura k12 March 2006 at 05:05

    Excellent editing, James!

    Granny, that's very good. I hope you'll submit it.

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  7. barefoot hiker12 March 2006 at 12:40

    I guess I was cribbing... I just sent

    To protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.

    Seemed to nicely sum up the high points for me.

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  8. laura k12 March 2006 at 13:59

    To protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.

    Wish I'd thought of that. :)

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