Washington Times: Impeach Obama

[Bilge_Rat]

Originally Posted by GoldenRivet

contributor and columnist Jeffery T. Kuhner made a case for impeachment of the Mr. Obama.

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oh, i'm sorry, is this something we are supposed to take seriously...

[Bubblehead1980]

Great read, absolutely true and he should be impeached and imprisoned.Sucks how many people see what is going on as the usual politics, it's much more than that, he is dangerous.Lets just hope he does not get a second term because I fear that is when the gloves will come off and he will really push his agenda.

oh, i'm sorry, is this something we are supposed to take seriously...

Come on give them enough chance to gather and tie the rope round their own neck before you launch into the ridicule.

[AVGWarhawk]

Originally Posted by Tribesman

Come on give them enough chance to gather and tie the rope round their own neck before you launch into the ridicule.

[GoldenRivet]

Originally Posted by Bilge_Rat

oh, i'm sorry, is this something we are supposed to take seriously...

Its not something you are supposed to take seriously.

[Zachstar]

If Impeachment was off the table for Bush after waterboarding. Obama is off the hook.

[Bubblehead1980]

Originally Posted by Zachstar

If Impeachment was off the table for Bush after waterboarding. Obama is off the hook.

Oh get real.Waterboarding is not torture and it's worked according to many reports.The Library Tower plot comes to mind and I know the Liberal BS that tries to spin that story so save it.

Bush was by no means my favorite President but you are way off base comparing GWB to BHO.

BHO is far more dangerous than Bush could ever be, sad thing is it's happened in a very public way and Liberals refuse to see it, although according to polls most in the country are now wise to whats going on.

[Ducimus]

This topic........ I'm reminded of the childhood story of the Boy who cried wolf. He cried wolf so many times, after while, nobody beleived him anymore.

Same thing here. So much vitriol and rhetoric is spewed forth these days, its hard to take ANYTHING hardliner republicans say seriously anymore. And really, that's all this is. More blowhard rhetoric from another right wing extremist.

Will the real voice of reason please stand up? Cause this ain't it.

[mookiemookie]

Originally Posted by Ducimus

More blowhard rhetoric from another right wing extremist.

Agreed. This is an opinion piece rather than a legal case for impeachment. You may agree with his opinion, but that doesn't make it fact.

[GoldenRivet]

@ Bildge Rat

while i agree that the paragraph you have referenced makes some pretty radical comparisons... the rest of the article is full on truth man.

just read it.

many of the right wing folks made the mistake of blindly following Bush... dont make the same mistake of blind loyalty to BHO.

[Bilge_Rat]

GR, actually I wanted McCain to win, but the american voters chose Obama and for better or worse, he is the president until jan. 20, 2013.

My point is more that impeachment should be reserved for outright iilegal conduct against the Constitution, conduct like Nixon's in 1972.

It's not healthy for a democracy to try to destroy its duly elected leaders just because you don't agree with their policies. Voters will get their chance to express their judgement in 2012.

Just remember that whatever Republicans pull against Obama, democrats wil be sure to do to the next Republican president.

[Bubblehead1980]

Originally Posted by Bilge_Rat

GR, actually I wanted McCain to win, but the american voters chose Obama and for better or worse, he is the president until jan. 20, 2013.

My point is more that impeachment should be reserved for outright iilegal conduct against the Constitution, conduct like Nixon's in 1972.

It's not healthy for a democracy to try to destroy its duly elected leaders just because you don't agree with their policies. Voters will get their chance to express their judgement in 2012.

Just remember that whatever Republicans pull against Obama, democrats wil be sure to do to the next Republican president.

The next President will no doubt be a pro american President and not a post American President, Dems won't have near the material(esp truthful) material Obama's opponents have.

[Ducimus]

Originally Posted by Bilge_Rat

GR, actually I wanted McCain to win....

I did too, until he nominated that overchristianized, folksy nit wit, dumb as a box of rocks soccer mom as his running mate. After that, I couldn't in good conscious vote for anyone.

[Bubblehead1980]

The charges are not radical, they have occured right in front of our very eyes over the past two years.

Most of America still seems to have this "well it can't happen here" thing going on.Obama accused America of being arrogant, well she is in this sense.People believed something like 9/11 would never happen here, guess what? it did.The saying "never say never" applies here.Pattern of behavior is an example.Obama has repeatedly defied the American people's wishes many times on issues , he has talked down about America over and over, ignored our allies and befriended our enemies.Obama took the side of the Muslims in the mosque issue and tried to invoke the constitution which he pisses on to justfiy it.Obama ended our major presence in Iraq early and plans to do so in Afghanistan.Obama has shown his racism repeatedly in incidents such as the policegate or allowing his justice department to not prosecute new black panthers for voter intimidation and even after a lawyer resigned in protest and broke the story, nothing.Obama sues a state for simply protecting itself.Recently, Obama admin delayed yet again the prosecution of a terrorist tied to the USS Cole bombing in which 18 US Navy sailors were killed.

The article was right on in it's assessment of Obama and the need to impeach him.

Jesus tap dancing christ, what else do you people need? The man has to go!.

[gimpy117]

Sillyness. Besides bush did much worse and skated by.