Only a trial, conviction, sentencing, and carrying out of the sentence will properly rid this country of Traitorobama and his thugs.
Unfortunately the GOP is far too cowardly to initiate legal proceedings that would eventually lead to the construction of a large number of gallows.
As much as I would love to see Obama perp-walked, and as much evidence as we already have to try him for treason, I would suggest we proceed with caution.
I'm not saying we don't involve the law, it's important that those who break our laws receive punishment. I'm just saying we move cautiously, with the realization that punishing Barack Obama should be no more paramount to us as we move forward than health-care was to him while he ignored what is still a very precarious situation as relates our debt, and our economy.
A degree of punishment is built in to what's going to happen to him.
He will be reviled by his own, soon. If we let it happen, he will become worse than reviled, he will become irrelevant.
Liberals are HOPING we spend all our energy arresting him, trying him, and thereby validating everything they've said about us.
One more worry. Barack Obama is a product of vile Chicago-style politics. Therefore he is a vindictive sort, prone to lashing out in revenge. We elected him, the damage is done. He knows our secrets, our plans to defend ourselves, our capabilities and lack thereof. He could harm us irreparably even from a jail cell. We need to assume he will reveal what he knows, and we will need time to change those practices, plans, codes as we move forward attempting to defend ourselves from our enemies and our former president.
We will know when the time is right, but that time is not 2012 or even 2013. No, I think the most effective punishment for this slithering traitor, for now, would be to demonstrate beyond a shadow of doubt what failures his leftist policies were. Let's give them change first, then they will have hope. Obama's date with the judge can wait until the people fully realize the scope of what he tried to do to us.
We're on the cusp of an economic boom merely because of the tremendous psychological release that will be provided to the economy by removing from the most important chair in the land a person who hates capitalism.
If Romney does what he says he will do on the first day, energy and credit will begin to flow in short order. Money is on the sidelines. Money will come out of the woodwork, in rapid fashion. We will need to be focused for the first two years, and we will need Congress to be focused on one thing and one thing only. To cast all eyes toward the scandals of the past would not be productive at a time when we have no choice but to concentrate on the urgent tasks at hand.
We must mend, no, save our Republic first, and salve our psychological wounds later.