The ‘I-word’ spreads, but most in politics dismiss the impeachment talk

By STEVE KRASKE
The Kansas City Star
This billboard popped up recently along Interstate 70 in central Kansas, much to the dismay of the man who owns the surrounding land.

Darvin Muchow wants the world to know that he did not approve the single-word billboard message that graces his middle-of-Kansas wheat field along Interstate 70.

“IMPEACH,” the sign reads in huge blue and red letters. It’s almost impossible to miss.

Muchow leases the billboard space to a national advertising firm.

“I couldn’t believe it,” the 74-year-old Republican groused. “I’m not happy about it. I’m not happy at all.”

The sign does not say who should be impeached. But to Muchow, it’s pretty obvious — President Bush.

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They rented the space they can put anything they want on the billboard.

If it's so obvious to him they mean bush, he must have a sense of why it's happening and is simply in denial.

Cool to see such a huge billboard too.

Too bad so sad muchow!

The article amazed me also.

with a little version of the picture.

HA HA!