Remember last week how the Left went berserk because four (out of almost 300) lawmakers responded to questions about impeachment?  Remember how awful it was.  Nobody should EVER do that to a sitting POTUS, right? Democrats certainly never talked about impeaching George W. Bush, right?

They went much further than that. State Democratic parties in more than a dozen states passed resolutions calling for Bush’s impeachment. New Hampshire Democrats tried to do the same in the state legislature.

Beginning in 2005, Representative John Conyers (Mich.), then the ranking member on the House Judiciary Committee, led efforts to pursue impeachment that involved other Democratic lawmakers who are also still in office today, such as Keith Ellison (Minn.) and Jerry Nadler (N.Y.). Conyers also authored a 350-page report titled “The Constitution in Crisis: The Downing Street Minutes and Deception, Manipulation, Torture, Retribution, and Coverups in the Iraq War, and Illegal Domestic Surveillance,” which laid the groundwork for Bush’s impeachment in the event Democrats retook the House in 2006, which they did.

Representatives Dennis Kucinich (D., Ohio) and Robert Wexler (D., Fla.) actually introduced articles of impeachment in 2008, but never received a vote on the floor. The movement ultimately fizzled, to the dismay of many, not least groups such as ImpeachPAC, which had donated nearly $45,000 to Democrats in 2006.

It’s as if that never happened. A few Republicans answering questions from their constituents, on the other hand, is part of an alarming trend, the Left insists. Only it isn’t.

And then there's this: Kucinich: Obama Could Be Impeached