7 steps that'll land Obama in jail

WND ^ | December 31, 2013 | Lord Monckton

[iontheball]

In the House, there are probably enough votes to bring forward a bill to impeach Mr. Obama. Taking advantage of having gotten away with riding roughshod over the Constitution with his Donald Duck “birth certificate,” he has bypassed a largely supine Congress time and again, from Benghazi to Soetero”care” to the tyrannical legislative powers wielded by the sinister, out-of-control EPA in flagrant defiance of Article I, Section 1, of the Constitution.

[iontheball]

Lord Monckton describes the sorry state of our Country, going on day to day digging itself ever deeper into a dark hole where all its actions are a nullity, all of it being done on the taypayers' dime. Indeed, trillions of taypayer dollars have been and continue to be squandered by the traitors while they take their salaries paid for with taxpayer dollars. All of them are actively committing treason against the American people. What an amazing story to behold.

[bgill]

He isn’t going anywhere.

[Tax-chick]

I’m crazy about Lord Monckton. Nobody else can deploy semicolons like he can.

[nascarnation]

Impeachment didn’t do anything to ole BJ (currently America’s best loved politician) and it would be worse if they did it to BO.

Why waste the time?

[Venturer]

Probably enough votes to impeach Obama?

In your dreams.

Oh Sure! he has committed enough infractions to be impeached a dozen times over, but it is not going to happen.

Republicans are frightened of being called racist and Democrats are like Lemming following him over the cliff.

[varmintman]

Impeachment strikes me as the wrong approach. Better would be a sense of the House resolution stating that it is the belief of the majority of the US House of Representatives that Bork Obunga is not a legitimate US citizen and is not qualified to occupy the white house, and then a declaration that the 2012 election is null and void due to overwhelming evidence of fraud, and then to have the House declare the presidency to be empty.

[MNDude]

Please, entire communities rallied to support a Skittles carrying thug because of his skin color. What do you think will happen if their god was n trouble with the law?

[ImJustAnotherOkie]

He’s thrown enough people under the bus, granted enough special exemptions, and captured enough blackmail documents to cover himself while he’s in office.

When he’s out of power it may be a different story. He can’t afford the shields and cloaking devices without the treasury in his pocket.

[DoodleDawg]

The attorney general of Hawaii. Following a complaint from a former state senator, Hawaii Five-O forwarded a report to the AG, who, faced with a credible and detailed allegation of the greatest seriousness from an impeccable source, did not even reply.

I hate to disappoint his lordship, but Danno isn't going to book 'em this time. Hawaii Five-O is a fictional organization that doesn't exist outside of the TV show.

[meatloaf]

Granted the House could impeach Obama. That doesn’t mean the Senate would take up the Articles of Impeachment and try him. The real pay off is the media couldn’t ignore the House hearings. That means all the kings horses and all the king’s men including the New York Times couldn’t put Hillary Clinton back together again after all the facts behind Benghazi are made public.

Obviously the NYT is trying to white wash Benghazi. That’s Clinton’s Achilles heal. Impeachment isn’t about Obama, it’s about nailing Clinton.

[darkangel82]

If they were real, there are lots of Hawaii officials who would be in biiig trouble.

[Menehune56]

Unfortunately we’ve discovered people of color can’t be impeached or even seriously criticized without screeching accusations of racism.

[Hostage]

Believe it or not people that get themselves elected president do worry about their legacy and their place in history.

Clinton has indicated anger and remorse for his impeachment.

The straws add up until one breaks the camel’s back. So it is with actions that seemingly produce no effect. But that doesn’t mean to not do them. Eventually it brings down the corruption.

The reason that America has in years past been considered a nation with a strong rule of law and minimal corruption is because of the willingness of those to go against the odds and challenge those that abet the corruption and foster more. If the challenges subside because it is futile, then the corrupt win.

Never give up.

The Left surely never gives up.

[FrdmLvr]

He can still be impeached.

[Drew68]

First, the chief investigator, Mike Zullo, is no longer making public the results of his inquiries. The initial findings were publicized to attract people with evidence to come forward. That tactic worked. It is now clear to the investigators that criminal charges will be brought. So they cannot compromise the coming prosecution by saying what they know.

Yeah, right. I'll believe it when I see it.

"Keep those donations coming!" Zullo tells us, daiquiri in hand from a beachside bar in Waikiki, "Universe-shattering evidence is right around the corner!"

[cashless]

He could take 107 steps and never cast a shadow on a jail.
Because a majority did not heed the warning to not allow the growth of the Federal government to continue and when given the opportunity to pass term limits and a balanced budget amendment, didn't; we now suffer from allowing Communists, Marxists, Socialist and the most insidious and pernicious of all political movements, Progressivism to be tolerated and allowed to flourish. Coupled with the intentional controlled allowance of non Christians unfettered legal and illegal entrance to this nation to dilute it's morality beyond what it was doing on it's own, and you have the recipe for exactly the disaster we endure today.

[Nero Germanicus]

If the House sends up a Bill of Impeachment, the Senate MUST take it up. Then all that would be needed is the guilty votes of 22 Democrats and all the Senate RINOs like McCain, Graham, Murkowski and Collins.
Getting 67 guilty votes? Easy-Peasy.

[meatloaf]

We need to light a fire under our House members.

[iontheball]

Yeah, right. I’ll believe it when I see it.
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To all doubters:

“And Jesus answering saith unto them, Have faith in God. For verily I say unto you, That whosoever shall say unto this mountain, Be thou removed, and be thou cast into the sea; and shall not doubt in his heart, but shall believe that those things which he saith shall come to pass; he shall have whatsoever he saith. Therefore I say unto you, What things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them.” Mark 11:22-24

[Paladin2]

"Step 1: Stop being panty-waists."

Well, that's a huge hurtle right there.