GOP Swept from Power in 2006; Inpeachment Looms, page 1

This is one of the funniest articles I've ever read. Read it and enjoy, just make sure you're not drinking milk at the time (or have Cartman's bad kidney).

From the site:

Based on polling of voters before and during the voting, according to political consultants for both major parties, the electorate clearly was expressing its revulsion at Bush Administration policies; voters said the key issues affecting their votes were their anger at the lies undergirding the Iraq War, now in its fourth year, the condoning of torture as American policy, and the current economic crisis.

After the 2004 election, it was widely believed that Republican-corporate control of the mainstream media had guaranteed a permanent Republican "lock" on the federal government.

With the collapsing economy, the loss of media credibility, the continuing bad news from Iraq, and the re-emergence of investigative journalism, the public became more receptive to the idea that the 2000 and 2004 elections were fraudulent and thus that both Bush administrations were illegitimate.

I actually had to stop reading it because I am at work and kept laughing aloud, bringing questions as to what I was working on. It is a really funny read, though.

Naturally, this article appears on the Democratic Underground.