The Zogby organization, the only polling outfit to have posed the
question to date, found last June that 42 percent of Americans felt
Bush should be impeached if he lied about the war (a much larger
percentage believe he lied). That, of course, was before the mainstream
media began finally reporting, as a result of special prosecutor
Patrick Fitzgerald's investigation of Plamegate, on the disinformation
campaign for war against Iraq directed by Vice President Dick Cheney
and the White House Iraq Group. It was also before Bush himself was
found to have been in on the cover-up of the outing of Valerie Plame by
Cheney chief of staff I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby and presidential advisor
Karl Rove. It was also before the US death toll in Iraq topped 2000.