I’ll do a rough analysis of the 32 items in the Big List by applying some basic estimation tools.  

Some of the items in the list will be found to be incorrect.  Applying the 80/20, we can guess that about 20% of the 32 items are incorrect, or about 6 items.  That leaves 26 items in the list.  

Of the 26 remaining items, some will not be impeachable offenses.  Applying 80/20 again gives us 20% of 26, or about 5 items.  That leaves 21 items in the list. 

A simple bell curve can be applied to the remaining 21 items.  1 item should be high severity.  2 should be moderate severity.  The other 18 should turn out to be low severity issues.  

The individual low severity issues would be issues that taken individually are wrongdoings, but not severe enough to warrant Obama’s impeachment.

The 18 low severity issues are issues that taken as a whole can be used to show a pattern of behavior.  We can discount those.  The 1 high severity issue and the 2 moderate severity issues are the issues to pursue.  If we can impeach with just the 3 best candidate issues, we don’t need to spend resources on the other 18 lesser issues.

If we can impeach, we also need to impeach Biden.  He also made an oath to defend the Constitution, and if he is aware of what Obama is doing and he has done nothing, he is also guilty.

With Obama and Biden out of the way the Speaker of the House of Representatives becomes President.  In 2010 this should be a Republican. 

So it is possible that the US will have a Republican President by the end of 2010 or maybe 2011.  The Republicans in the House should keep this in mind when they choose their new Speaker in 2010.

Stumble it!