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Editor Says Bush Must Be Impeached

Washington, Jun 21 (Prensa Latina) Animosity against President George W. Bush´s administration is augmenting as more voices demand his impeachment. Furthermore, the war he started under deceipt has taken thousands of lives and also threatens to bankrupt the country.

The editor of the Capital Times of Madison, Wisconsin, Dave Zweifel supports a resolution by the Wisconsin Democratic Party that called for the president´s impeachment a week ago.

"Americans are beginning to realize what an utter disaster this administration has been for their country," Zweifel underlines, adding the president´s approval ratings are at historic lows below 50 percent.

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