Not that I wouldn't love to see am impeachment hearing over something important this time. But there are two things wrong with using it as a campaign issue.
1) it probably wouldn't work. And we desperately need to get the current Republican leadership out of power.
2) If it did work it would get entirely the wrong kind of people into congress. Anybody that would run solely or even mostly on impeaching Bush is an opportunist. And we have entirely too many of those in congress right now.

Funny, isn't it? Among the "pundits" listed for this site is "Kerry Haters." Bush haters, by the implicit definition in the above post, are those who think he's broken the law. Well, that's hardly all. They are those who think the war in Iraq has been botched to the point of making us less safe; who think the deficits are going to ruin us; who find a limit on how often Bush can make promises while never intending to keep them (rebuild the Gulf Coast; fund education; increase research for alternative energy (while laying off those who carry it out).But is it really hate? I don't know the guy well enough to hate him. I truly hate what he's doing to the future of this country, to our competitiveness, to our ability to respond to future demands. Those things are way worse than the impeachable offense of breaking the law. That's just a law or two. What he's done is, in every way you can name (financial, militarily, medically, morally, international respectfully, scientically, theocratically, etc, etc), set us on a path away from what we stand for and from that which has made us survive all this time, and toward potentially irreversible ruin. Hate? No. Despair, more like it. I'm even willing to say it's not all his fault. But having had years of control of the entire mechanism of government, he's failed totally to do anything to help. "I'm not the kind to pass problems off to future generations," he says. Yeah. Well, maybe he's right. If his policies continue unabated, there won't BE future generations.