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trifecta wrote on January 30, 2007 10:08 AM:

I am wondering what the sensible moderates are thinking about the impeachment option lately. They are literally out of control at the White House.

steve wrote on January 30, 2007 10:11 AM:

Impeachment? And have Cheney take over? No thanks!!!

Penon wrote on January 30, 2007 10:17 AM:

So we're talking about a chain of command that answers directly to the president (rather than to supervisors and mangers within each organization), or at least must abide by his party's rulings. A position that can only be called 'political officer.'

Rich wrote on January 30, 2007 10:20 AM:

Bush II was determined to avenge the failings of Bush I's presidency. Instead he has made his father look like a great man in comparison to his own failings.

Jeff (no, the other one) wrote on January 30, 2007 10:23 AM:

"Capitalism is the astounding belief that the most wickedest of men will do the most wickedest of things for the greatest good of everyone." -- John Maynard Keynes

I'm not sure why they didn't think of this sooner. I mean, Cheney's secret energy policy task force -- when was that, 2000? 2001?

mr. ed wrote on January 30, 2007 10:23 AM:

Impeach Cheney...Bush will find a whole new attitude.

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Mat Conly wrote on January 30, 2007 10:27 AM:

This just reminds me of the old Soviet Union where political officers were assigned to all of the military and manufacturing units. The purpose was both to insure the Decider's will was followed and to "teach" others how to be better zombies.

Jim wrote on January 30, 2007 10:32 AM:

Hitler did this. He installed an officer in every agency to monitor party loyalty. It was called the Gestapo.

EasyRider wrote on January 30, 2007 10:35 AM:

If this is allowed to stand then we have moved to rein of Satlin's regime and have loss all liberty and freedoms our people have fought and died for and our country is lost to the world.

Will Congress and every American who has sworn an Oath of Office stand with the Amercian People and the U.S. Constitution or will they stand with "The Leader?"

Now is the time.

We elected people to Congress to straigthen this shit out not to run for President.

Not one Senator should be in Iowa, New Hampshire, or any other state until President Bush is put on trial and convicted of crimes against the state and removed from office along with every one of his appointees and Cheney.

John H. Farr wrote on January 30, 2007 10:38 AM:

Like I said in my video, the problems we face are not to be solved through conventional political means. That will take inner resources of an entirely different nature.

More and more I think the country is simply broken. I don't expect it to be put back together, either, not by progressives or anyone else. Putting energy into that is like trying to pacify Baghdad. All our premises are obsolete and only hold us back.

We're like fleas on the back of a tiger, in any case. (The tiger is the Earth.) "Children with razors" is another one of my metaphors, although real children have more sense and know exactly what to do.

Darren7160 wrote on January 30, 2007 10:39 AM:

Matt,
That was absolutely my thought too! It is exactly like the political officers of the communists and the Nazis... for they too had the Gestapo fullfilling that role.

To me, this is the scariest grab for power that they have made. It also reminds me of the hacks sent to Iraq for rebuilding that we based on their political affiliation, fraternity and loyality to the Republican party. They did such a wonderful job! Right out of college and with their drinking buddies they were ready to rebuild a nation that was destoryed by war.

Oooops... the reason we got our asses handed to us wasn't because of these guys, it was, according to Cheney, because the MSM didn't let them win.

What is absolutely incredible and shows the arrogance and hubris of these people is the belief that this power will never be in the hands of the Democrats!

Just like their contempt and treatment of the Democrats when they were in power... the Repubs thought they would always be in power!

Guess who will change sides once a Democrat is elected President and demand that these rules be abolished? You guessed it... those whiny Repubs!!!

John Clavis wrote on January 30, 2007 10:42 AM:

Let's not prejudge. After all, the chain of command doesn't go directly to the President.

It passes through the Vice-President, first.

Long Memory wrote on January 30, 2007 10:48 AM:

This is the No Crony Left Behind Act, but I wonder if the Bushies are just doing it to litter the Oversight landscape. If the Democrats go after every one of these people, AND the new U.S. Attorneys, aren't they going to become distracted from the important things? Whatever, it's becoming what is sometimes called "a target-rich environment."

mestizo wrote on January 30, 2007 10:49 AM:

fritz is working on the cheney thingy. just like nixon, you get agnew out first. heh.

Sarah Paulsen wrote on January 30, 2007 10:51 AM:

Impeach Cheney first; then impeach Bush.

scribe1937 wrote on January 30, 2007 10:51 AM:

It is written by historians:

The rise of corporate power is one of the major components of fascism.

J wrote on January 30, 2007 10:53 AM:

What is this the Soviet Union with a party official supervising every aspect of the government? Pathetic.

yet annother guy named Jeff wrote on January 30, 2007 10:56 AM:

It surprises me that the BushCheneys don't think about what a future democratic prez may do with this power.... what comes around does go around sometimes...though maybe they think that Fux News, K street and the echo chamber can stop anything the least bit progressive...

Django wrote on January 30, 2007 10:59 AM:

Aw, hell, can't we save money and time and try, impeach and convict 'em both together? There's nothing in the Constitution that says we can't, and they are largely both guilty of the same high crimes and misdemeanors. We have joint trials for criminals, petty and otherwise, all the time (e.g. Ken Lay and Jeffrey Skilling).

Bearpaw wrote on January 30, 2007 11:00 AM:

I'm not scared of President Cheney. Arguably, he'd have less real power as President than he does now, and he'd be even more of a dead weight around the necks of Repubs in 2008 than Bush.

(So much so that if it ever looks like there's a real risk to Bush, I'm pretty sure that Repubs will try to convince Cheney to resign for "health reasons".)

justaguy wrote on January 30, 2007 11:06 AM:

And we don't even have to invent a new title for these new arbiters of ideological purity. We can just revive the term 'commissar'.

Mark A. York wrote on January 30, 2007 11:14 AM:

Maybe they can get George Deutsch back at NASA? Didn't they already have these in place?

TH wrote on January 30, 2007 11:15 AM:

This is the hugest small government ever.

Kurt wrote on January 30, 2007 11:21 AM:

I believe Comrade Lenin had the same type of gatekeepers for all government agencies in the Soviet Union. This really is getting out of control.

FMArouet wrote on January 30, 2007 11:26 AM:

This has been tried before--by the Soviet Communist Party.

The Party implants were called commissars, and they enforced the top-down Party line in every government office and in every military unit.

See how well that worked?

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hank brown wrote on January 30, 2007 11:30 AM:

one must assume that this does not apply to the Department of the Interior which already has such
"proections" in place.

Joe Bob wrote on January 30, 2007 11:31 AM:

The Soviet political officers were known as comissars. That's precisely who these people are: Bush comissars.

Anonymous wrote on January 30, 2007 11:47 AM:

There's nothing in the Constitution that says we can't, and they are largely both guilty of the same high crimes and misdemeanors.

Actually, it says that in the case both are removed from office then....

So yes they can removed from office at the same time.
Acticle II.
Section. 4.

The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.

They are an organized group who sole purpose is to destroy the current government agencies, activitiies and ruin this Nation.

They are committing Treason in public and know that the Congress has no guts to do anything about it.

Sunlight wrote on January 30, 2007 11:48 AM:

Geeee I wonder if the political officers at FDA will shut down regulations that make it hard for teenagers to buy the Plan B birth control pill. After all, THAT is an onerous regulation that cuts sales while not helping teenagers....

joe C wrote on January 30, 2007 11:53 AM:

I think the reporting on this is a bit off. I may be wrong, but I think that the main substantive change here is that OMB will now review certain guidance documents that are intended to explain regulations, in addition to their current task of reviewing the regulations themselves. This is a significant but not huge change in OMB's role, and it has been in the works for some time.

John H. Farr wrote on January 30, 2007 11:53 AM:

I respectfully withdraw my previous comment. There is nothing to be gained by projection of an inner heaviness, though I stand by "children with razors," absolutely.

May we all go marching into glory saving the Republic, and may the bastards' heads rot on metaphorical pikes forever in the galleries of YouTube.

It COULD happen, after all. And now, if you'll excuse me, I have to call my pigs down off the roof.

elliemae wrote on January 30, 2007 11:54 AM:

we are getting way beyone impeachment at this point. martial law is next. congress cannot stop this.

DallasNE wrote on January 30, 2007 12:26 PM:

Bush likes to complain loudly about activist Judges that legislate from the bench.

So why does Bush turn around and impose legislation from the Executive in the form of a blizzard of Executive Orders of a legislative nature.

I guess it is do as I say, not as I do.

Dana Curtis Kincaid wrote on January 30, 2007 12:30 PM:

It's all going to tie together. The replacement of Federal (US) Attorneys, appointments without Congressional oversight, appointments of Bush / Rethug political hacks, the signing statements...

Dammit, I am NOT a tinfoil hat type, but something is very, very wrong.

Question is, what are we going to do?

They have a plan, probably an incompetent and shallow plan, but a plan. We are only operating as a reaction to this perceived whatever it is.

We need more information.

District Democrat wrote on January 30, 2007 12:36 PM:

With a Congress full of paper tigers, I'm becoming extremely concerned about the direction this country in heading in ... It's going to take 4 years of a Democratic President to undo the 8 years of Bush/Cheney if they do nothing but focus on fixing what those two criminals have destroyed.

No Democrat is going to attempt to impeach Bush. They are too afraid of losing in '08 if this backfires. This is sad because I think the '06 mid-terms were a hell of a lot stronger "mandate" than Bush believes he earned in '04.

Impeach Bush/Cheney for treason before this country is ruined.

Ken wrote on January 30, 2007 12:42 PM:

This reminds me of the role of the "Political Officer" in the military ranks of the Soviet Union. Now who was it that "won" the cold war?

Unmitigated Audacity wrote on January 30, 2007 12:52 PM:

I see others have reacted the same as I did - the term commissars sprang immediately to mind. As a few others also responded, we must impeach both of these treacherous cretins now. Bearpaw - not concerned about a Cheney presidency? Where have you been the last 6 years? He is the real Prez, for crissakes.

cromulant wrote on January 30, 2007 1:02 PM:

I have never seen more calls for impeachment in one place over one event than here. Is this site just a magnet for impeachment fans? I am all for impeachment and I think the procedure would apply simultaneously to the President and the VP because it can be demonstrated they engineered the invasion of Iraq under false pretenses.

Impeachment can be brought about if a small number of State legislatures enact a bill of impeachment. Why wait for Congress to act? Get local..

A wrote on January 30, 2007 1:09 PM:

We must make sure that these political appointees
are always properly referenced to as -at least -
'political officer', better as 'polit[ical ] commissar' in any news media;
e.g. the news item should read,
`The politcommissar of the EPA confirmed that loosening the arsenic standards for drinking water
would not harm the nation's children.'
not 'EPA freed us from intrusive government regulation.'
or, 'After review by NOAA's politcomissar,
the revised report pointed out that global warming was definitely not responsible for [increase hurricane activity, melting of ice shelf...].'
and not `A new report pointed out...'
Of course, the presumed liberal media will continue to tow the line, but anyone who deals
with them should use this language.
(e.g. I'd at least like to read once, ' Mr. So-and-so, the new political appointee to [federal agency] is refered to as 'politcommissar' by the agency's employees, who, however, prefer not to be quoted on this before 2008.'

...that I am reminded of politcommissars must date me... perhaps to Stalin's times... getting old...
but the past comes back...

EasyRider wrote on January 30, 2007 1:16 PM:

Impeachment can be brought about if a small number of State legislatures enact a bill of impeachment. Why wait for Congress to act? Get local..

Posted by: cromulant
Date: January 30, 2007 01:02 PM

I have heard this before. Where is that stated? Because I see in Article 1, Section 1.
"The House of Representatives shall chuse their Speaker and other Officers; and shall have the sole Power of Impeachment."

Stephanie wrote on January 30, 2007 1:24 PM:

PAUL - Is anybody trying to block this assumably unconstitutional executive order? Can you report on any efforts, lawsuit or otherwise, to stop it? What recourse do we the people have?

Oh god, this is getting so bad. Our technology is giving us a fast forward version of the decline and fall of Rome. Or the Third Reich.

IowaDem wrote on January 30, 2007 2:20 PM:

It sounds like the old Soviet method of putting an intelligence official on military vehicles. Have to make sure the troops are not falling out of line.

The Bush Administration--Politburo for a New America.

Charles Yaker wrote on January 30, 2007 2:20 PM:

These guys use tactics and strategies first used by the Communists. From the big lie to a member of the party with each command. You can't say they all don't read because somebody had to study the years of Communist rule in Russia.

Coltergeist wrote on January 30, 2007 2:21 PM:

Besides smacking of the communist Soviet Union with its politburo morale officers/minders inserted into various positions to ensure high morale...read, strict adherence to the othodoxy of the party, this is also unconstitutional.

That does not come as much of a surprise from the Bush Administration. It seems that since he was appointed in 2000, the name of their game is full scale, unrelenting assault on the constitution, basic fairness, and openness in government. The populace will feel so besieged they will not have the energy to fight on all fronts and things will slip through the cracks. That is probably the Bush administration's main foreign policy theme as well, but they did not count on running into a determined opposition possessed of AK-47 rifles and lots of unsecured high explosives.

But alas, I digress. This action violates the separation of powers. The power to legislate resides solely in legislative branch. Duh. However, as years passed and legislation grew more complex, the lawmakers either grew tired of actually writing the laws themselves or grew less adept at it and passed generalized laws and let the executive branch issue regulations that implemented the laws. This is ok so long as the regulations indeed implement and/or further the stated aims of the legislation. So when regulations go too far, they can be struck down as a violation of the separation of powers and the executive unduly infringing on the legislatives bailiwick.

In this case, it is an extra legislative action which is designed solely for the purpose of arresting the drafting or enforcement of regulations. However, if the legislative branch did not draft into the law the intent to temper their regulations with the caveats that regulations can only come into existence if the agencies "identify 'the specific market failure' or problem that justifies government intervention."

The government intervention comes when Congress passes a law. The passage of the law is the justification for regulatory intervention.

This is like your parents telling you to go borrow a cup of sugar from the neighbor and you refusing unless they can demonstrate that the market has failed to the point that resort to the barter system or goodwill is necessary. If the executive branch does not like a law it can veto the legislation.

This administration will likely not veto much, just rely on signing statements and fascist thought police to ignore what it signed into law. It is the adult equivalent of a child crossing his fingers behind his back when promising to do something. This administration may be run and staffed by middle aged men and women, but they have not progressed past the maturity level of a six year old child. At some point, the parents will have to ground them.

parrot wrote on January 30, 2007 2:42 PM:

*rolls eyes*

Can we get to impeachment sooner rather than later? The President does not have the authority to create offices like this for political purpose--it is an expenditure of funds that the Congress has not authorized. It is very simple, King Bush is out of control and the People need to reign him in sooner.

will wrote on January 30, 2007 4:17 PM:

Do any of you work in a business? It now takes over 13 signatures on over 75 pages of documents to open a simple investment account. Every time either party gets to regulating anything we all pay a steep price.

The problem with our political situation is I believe both sides would be happy to see the USA fall off a cliff as long as the other side is driving

michael roloff wrote on January 30, 2007 4:23 PM:

well, why not have a commissar overseeing each and every agency? All those cold warriors running the show ought to have learned something from the old Soviet Union! Closing the last loophole, the federal prosecutors being replaced by regime friendlies.

Not Paranoid wrote on January 30, 2007 4:28 PM:

I'm no Bush fan, but let's be serious, this is perfectly constitutional. Federal agencies are part of the Executive Branch. This is just the President exerting more day-to-day control over his branch of the government. I don't like that Bush created this new position, but I'm not naive enough to think that it's unconstitutional. The knee-jerk "it's unconstitutional" reaction is getting out of hand.

Hector wrote on January 30, 2007 5:00 PM:

Not Paranoid writes "this is perfectly constitutional. Federal agencies are part of the Executive Branch. This is just the President exerting more day-to-day control over his branch of the government. I don't like that Bush created this new position, but I'm not naive enough to think that it's unconstitutional. The knee-jerk 'it's unconstitutional' reaction is getting out of hand", and joe C writes, "I think that the main substantive change here is that OMB will now review certain guidance documents that are intended to explain regulations, in addition to their current task of reviewing the regulations themselves".

If it is the case, as the NYTimes reports, that "in deciding whether to issue regulations, federal agencies must identify 'the specific market failure' or problem that justifies government intervention", and if it is the case, as the NYTimes further reports, that the political appointees are "to make sure the agencies carry out the president’s priorities", there certainly seems to be a major administrative law problem created.
Of course it is the case that administrative agencies "are part of the Executive Branch". They are, however, the creatures of the legislative branch. They have such authority as the legislature grants them, and they are obliged to use that authority to administer the laws in a manner consistent with legislative intent. They, like other members of the executive branch (e.g., the President and the Vice President), must see to it that "the laws are faithfully executed" -- not that "the agencies carry out the president’s priorities." I am unable to so lightly dismiss the extreme concerns voiced above that Bush is in fact intent on in fact making himself the sole "Decider" of just about everything and anything anyone cares about having decided. Hector

Kinnison wrote on January 30, 2007 6:05 PM:

I'm probably not the only one who has noticed the recent rise in frequency of the use of the word "decision" when Bush speaks. And it's always HIS decision.

Seems to be a growing fixation of his.

In light of recent history, this is getting beyond ridiculous, and may suggest a growing psychopathology. Not a comforting thought, at all.

For me, at least.

Michael Haitch wrote on January 30, 2007 6:18 PM:

Let's put this impeachment thing to rest. The Dems will be laughing all the way to the polls for the next year and a half; why would they want to screw things up with messy impeachment proceedings? And anyway, unless Cheney is impeached with Bush (even less likely), what the hell good does it do? Dumb and Dumberer can be the nominal Deciderers for the next two years, but welcome to gridlock and gnashing of teeth. If we're lucky we'll just pay the 2-year stupid tax and muddle on.

Kinnison wrote on January 30, 2007 6:27 PM:

The next year and a half give Bush and his handlers ample time to do even more damage. Nothing in the behavior shows any intention to change course. Everyhing they say and do indicates they intend to pursue what can only compound the present disaster.

Bob Martin wrote on January 30, 2007 6:45 PM:

Those who know their history will recognize that this is exactly the same political structure that the Stalin's Red Army and Mao's People's Army used, with political commisars watching over every officer's decisions. Is it possible that King George is really reading history?

gil wrote on January 30, 2007 7:43 PM:

"Is it possible that King George is really reading history?"

Nope...it's Grima Wormtongue...aka Karl Rove

leftdog wrote on January 30, 2007 8:27 PM:

I am so glad that the United States of America does not have a Reichstag.

(George would have burned it by now).

Ken wrote on January 30, 2007 8:30 PM:

It sounds like it is time for Congress to pass a bill that forbids the executive branch to spend 1 penny to implement this fiat.

If they want "political" overseers let them be voleenteers. Oh couldn't do that either if it is illegal for the administration to spend money on the necessary clearences.

No money for offices, communications or salaries.

Nueter this order by banning any funding for it.

bjobotts wrote on January 30, 2007 8:31 PM:

The legislature declares a clean water act and the EPA enforces the act but with Bush's new rule if a Corp. is polluting a stream and EPA gets a complaint the new appointee can say well no one has died yet so don't interfere and the EPA stands down.Really naieve to believe that Bush doesn't have another agenda. We all know he didn't come up with this plan he's not that smart. A democratic president will reverse it...so why do it and why now. This definitely undermines a democracy and overburdened Pelosi must form a committee or something to block this from going into effect.Congress is our last front line of defense before armed conflict. Bush/Cheney is exactly what the 'terrorists' wanted...look what they have done to our country...look who benefits.

djrichard wrote on January 30, 2007 10:24 PM:

Where was it that I read that the US Chamber of Commerce knows the administration's own mind on policy before the administration does. I thought it was something I read on TPM, but I can't find it.

In any case, that's what I thought when I saw this quote in the NYT writeup. If the head of the snake is the CoC, maybe the focus should be there.

“This is the most serious attempt by any chief executive to get control over the regulatory process, which spews out thousands of regulations a year,” said William L. Kovacs, a vice president of the United States Chamber of Commerce. “Because of the executive order, regulations will be less onerous and more reasonable. Federal officials will have to pay more attention to the costs imposed on business, state and local governments, and society.”

JD wrote on January 30, 2007 10:51 PM:

Amazing how many people on this thread have hit upon the parallel's to Soviet top-down control via party hacks/political officers/commissars.

That was the first thing I thought of too.......

As outrageous as it seems, it's a logical development from this president's authoritarian tendencies.......

pbfishtaco wrote on January 31, 2007 12:15 PM:

This reminds me of "The Hunt for Red October". Next to Sean Connery was a Communist Party official to assist the Captain in his decision-making ability.

PARTY BEFORE COUNTRY

Dave wrote on February 1, 2007 12:48 PM:

Folks, try going to read the actual order before you spew unfactual observations. I work in one of the industries regulated by FDA. This order does not give overseers complete control - in fact it requires agencies to post new rules for public comment before going anywhere with them. It's a means for the public to help big govenment from getting bigger and more out of control. Obviously after Bush is gone, the next president may appoint his own overseers, which explains the "why now?" question one of you asked. BECAUSE IT MAKES SENSE FOR US ALL, not because he wants control.

Criminy what is WRONG with you people that you froth at the mouth without going to check your facts first.

Pompano Pete wrote on February 2, 2007 2:19 PM:

Dave,

If this makes sense to you, you need to go into greater detail regarding how you came to this conclusion. Because nearly everyone else considers it either an ominous expansion of WH power, batshit crazy.

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