Both Congress and the Supreme Court have abdicated their responsibility to insure we have an eligible President.
We don’t know if Sotomeyer and Kagan recused themselves, and if they did not they should be impeached for a conflict of interest.
Our dollar is being destroyed by Bernanke and Quantitative Easing to save the elite bankers and corrupt politicians.
How much more can we withstand before this stops? How do we stop it?
“How much more can we withstand before this stops? How do we stop it?”
The leftist freaks would have us believe the answer is to ramp up the hate against Republicans.
Even if the House and Senate agreed on impeachment (not likely), we can’t count on SCOTUS. However, when Dems realize they are going to lose badly in the next election, some may revolt. His failure to enforce DOMA and punishment of Black Panthers, along with high fuel and food prices may help convince some.
Obama knows he is going to lose and is getting bolder and more reckless. In September 2010 he renewed the national emergency powers given to Bush in 2001. When he shuts down the government, the dollar may crash, as well as our economy. The resulting riots and demonstrations or another manufactured crisis may result in declaring martial law.
Northcom and other military units are “fusing” with local police and ready to enforce his proclamations. He will be a military dictator. I don’t know whether this nation can keep its cool, when most realize we were betrayed, until 2012 elections (if allowed). What the world bankers foretold in the Mar. 12, 2008 secret meeting of Congress is coming to pass because of the treachery of the Democrat Party with aid from Republicans.
Congress exercised its responsibility on January 8, 2009 when they certified the vote - without objection - and when the certification was signed by Richard Cheney of Wyoming.
The Supreme Court has NOTHING TO DO with elections or with the conduct of Congress' mandated responsibilities - and God forbid they ever claim any such power.
Wasn’t the court required to respond to the petition/motion (I don’t know the legal language) for Kagan and Sotomayor to recuse themselves? Did they respond to that?
If SCOTUS did not properly respond to the plaintiff’s motion for Kagan and Sotomayor to recuse themselves, then doesn’t the case just remain in the same condition it was before? Until that motion gets a response, the case remains open, right?
Does anybody know about that? The whole reason to file for a re-hearing is because the motion didn’t get a response. SCOTUS has to respond to that motion, don’t they? They can answer other questions (like whether they will re-hear the case) as many times as they want but until they actually rule on the motion in question they’ve just wasted a bunch of time without ever resolving this case, I would think.
Is that right?
I’m off to work, but would appreciate the input of anybody who knows anything about that, and I’ll see it when I get back home.
How much more can we withstand before this stops? How do we stop it?
It’s probably an appropriate moment in time that “Atlas Shrugs” is made into a feature film. Perhaps “Going Galt” is what it is going to take.