congress to Bush. Do whatever you want.. We've got your back.

There are a "gang of eight" republicans and democrats whom the president lets in on his top secret imperialist dreams to rule the world and who advise him and twist arms in the congress to get him what he wants.  they are
Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the United States House of Representatives
John Boehner, Republican House Leader
Harry Reid, Democratic Senate Leader
Mitch McConnell, Republican Senate Leader
Silvestre Reyes, Chair of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence
Peter Hoekstra, Ranking Member of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence
John D. Rockefeller, IV, Chair of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence
Kit Bond Ranking Member of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.
When the war crimes tribunals start, these 8 should stand trial with this murderous president and his whole cabinet.
These people are traitors to our country because they are working with the president to infiltrate Iran and overthrow it's government which will obligate us in wars for as far as the eye can see.  McCain's irresponsible remark of being in Iraq for "maybe 100 years", would be the most prescient thing he's said yet.  But it wouldn't just be Iran.  It would be Russia and Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan where our oil companies have already written the plans for the "pan asian pipeline" (look it up if you don't already know about it.  It is central to our foreign policy.) 
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/david-bromwich/congress-to-bush-and-chen_b_109868.html
Secretary of Defense Gates told the Democrats that if the U.S. made a preemptive strike against Iran, "We'll create generations of jihadists, and our grandchildren will be battling our enemies here in America." Now, what Democrat, in 2007 or 2008, has spoken as if he heard that warning from the Secretary of Defense?
In late 2007, after winning an election whose central issue was a more prudent and rational policy in the Middle East (in 2006), congressional Democrats, obedient to the wishes of a Presidential Finding, signed away $400 million for secret operations against Iran. A more craven act of submission would be hard to imagine; and they did this in the glow of victory, in direct contradiction of their mandate. What were they signing for? Sabotage, assassination, covert support for political clients and "destabilization" generally are predictable parts of such a design; but the Democrats, in the months between their capitulation and Hersh's article, made no mention of dissatisfactions at having been cut off from oversight. The truth seems to be that in this area, as in so many others, only the Office of the Vice President oversees the Office of the President.