Bill to impeach Obama, in Congress

[J_Wales]

yea, that whole Bush thing was pretty embarrassing.

Indeed.

Many seem to think bad decisions of the past justify even worse decisions today.

 

[yotewacker]

I thought Obama lost the election with the common vote, but won with electoral votes.
If Obama gets impeached, the Biden will run things. Things will not be ran any different. God help us now!!

 

[fullmetaljesus]

Indeed.

Many seem to think bad decisions of the past justify even worse decisions today.

those who do not learn from their past are doomed to repeat it.

 

[J_Wales]

those who do not learn from their past are doomed to repeat it.

I learned enough from the past to recognize fearless leader for the marxist pig he is when he began his campaign.

Hopefully enough have learned what he is so as not to repeat.

 

[fullmetaljesus]

I learned enough from the past to recognize fearless leader for the marxist pig he is when he began his campaign.

Hopefully enough have learned what he is so as not to repeat.

We had 2 terms of Bush, if we weren't smart enough to get rid of him we sure as hell are not smart enough to get rid of our current prez.

 

[Pocketman]

I thought Obama lost the election with the common vote, but won with electoral votes.
If Obama gets impeached, the Biden will run things. Things will not be ran any different. God help us now!!

Obama - Biden
365 Electoral Votes
66,882,230 Popular

McCain - Palin
173 Electoral Votes
58,353,671 Popular

 

[J_Wales]

We had 2 terms of Bush, if we weren't smart enough to get rid of him we sure as hell are not smart enough to get rid of our current prez.

We will see.

I've said before that the republic may well survive 4 years of this piece of **** fearless leader.

Whether the republic can survive a citizenry that would elect this piece of **** fearless leader is another question.

 

[kiddchaos]

This article *implies* that he will be impeached. Even if this becomes a law, laws are not retroactive. It would only seem see to me that Rep. Walter B. Jones Jr., R-N.C likes to waste time and taxpayer money.

 

[level.eleven]

This article *implies* that he will be impeached. Even if this becomes a law, laws are not retroactive. It would only seem see to me that Rep. Walter B. Jones Jr., R-N.C likes to waste time and taxpayer money.

There seems to be a rift in the Republican party between the neocons and the conservatives. We have read countless times on this very site that the president does not need congressional approval to drop bombs in foreign lands. The people that say so are Republican stalwarts. Yet, here we have Republicans seeking impeachment for wanting to drop bombs without congressional approval. Adding another twist, the two competing Republican nominees for president seemingly have no problem dropping bombs in foreign lands without congressional approval.

 

[strahd71]

There seems to be a rift in the Republican party between the neocons and the conservatives. We have read countless times on this very site that the president does not need congressional approval to drop bombs in foreign lands. The people that say so are Republican stalwarts. Yet, here we have Republicans seeking impeachment for wanting to drop bombs without congressional approval. Adding another twist, the two competing Republican nominees for president seemingly have no problem dropping bombs in foreign lands without congressional approval.

are there any conservatives?

jake

 

[EvilElmo]

We had 2 terms of Bush, if we weren't smart enough to get rid of him we sure as hell are not smart enough to get rid of our current prez.

I tend to think that Bush got a 2nd term for the same reason Obama got his first - because the opposing party picked a candidate that really sucked. John Kerry was/is absolutely horrible.

 

[billmyn]

seems to me , doesn't matter what anyone thinks is right or wrong , what does the constitution say . its pretty clear that it takes both the president and congress to take military action , damn sure has nothing to do with outside forces . or one or the other, both must agree . and just because a law is passed does not supersede the constitution . if i am not mistaken !

 

[fullmetaljesus]

I tend to think that Bush got a 2nd term for the same reason Obama got his first - because the opposing party picked a candidate that really sucked. John Kerry was/is absolutely horrible.

you make a very good point.

I don't like the fact that i have never had the chance to vote for some one, its has been always been against some one.

 

[billmyn]

I don't like the fact that i have never had the chance to vote for some one, its has been always been against some one.[/QUOTE] so true .

 

[strahd71]

seems to me , doesn't matter what anyone thinks is right or wrong , what does the constitution say . its pretty clear that it takes both the president and congress to take military action , damn sure has nothing to do with outside forces . or one or the other, both must agree . and just because a law is passed does not supersede the constitution . if i am not mistaken !

Shhhhh Billy! that kind of talk will get you labeled as a terrorist! those guys in washington dont like folks like us talking about the constitution! all though i agree with you i would never says so on the internet.......

jake

 

[Captain Bligh]

There may be a few smart ones, but the majority appear to be rather stupid.

"Smart" = people who agree with me. "Stupid" = people who don't agree with me.