What I'm concerned about is the fact that a lot of Americans are already saying it's time to "move on".
I can understand that; however, I don't think Americans are going to be able to put the Bush years behind them very easily. Too much has happened that has affected us all in some way or another, and I believe most know this. The reaction to the end of the Bush era has been along the lines of people seeing daylight after being imprisoned in darkness for years. We are just trying to look ahead and be positive. The desire for change here is so great. We don't want the taint of Bush and some others to continue to remain on a wonderful country that's mostly full of decent, caring people. Unfortunately for a while, it probably will. That's Bush's legacy to America.
Of course the U.S. must move on, but that shouldn't be a euphemism for letting Bush, Cheney, Rove, etc, disappear into comfortable obscurity. Those guys should hang for what they did not only to Iraq, but to America itself.
I doubt anything will happen to them now, but it should. Bush should have been impeached and removed from office some time ago. From Iraq to Katrina to the economic crisis, to the human rights violations, the Bush administration has come off as being war-mongering, hypocritical, incompetent and corrupt. They've spent the majority of their time trying to cover-up their misdeeds.
