“I was a constitutional law professor, which means unlike the current president I actually respect the Constitution.” The Bastard in the White House
While it is appropriate for students to refer to all their instructors as “professor,” it is a lie for someone who isn’t to call himself one. Professor, of whatever rank, normally means having gone through a national search. The bastard was an affirmative action hire. His credentials, other than his skin color, fell short of the standard. I’m not second guessing his being hired as a fellow, or as a lecturer, for whatever purpose the hiring served. But, to claim to be a professor not having been a professor is an insult to those who actually are professors.
Second, the bastard did not have to publish, and did not publish, in his field, subject to peer review. He was 12 years at the U of C Law School and he doesn’t have one law review article. What does that tell you? Well, to be kind, it tells you he wasn’t a professor and never had an expectation of becoming one. I am sure the U of C Law School would have loved to shift him over to professor, partly because of the color of his skin, but also because he was a very popular instructor.
Third, the bastard did not teach Constitutional Law, which is normally reserved for the most honored member of the faculty in the area of constitutional law, which person was Abner Mikva, a liberal Democrat. Mikva had been on the DC Circuit Court for years an associate judge and then as Chief Judge. During his tenure on the DC Circuit Court, Mikva wrote many decisions and engaged many clerks who went on to distinguished careers. As an academic, Abner Mikva wrote many Law Review articles. Obama taught an elective course - race and the law and, certainly, there were constitutional issues in that course, but he is lying to claim to have taught constitutional law.
You have to ask yourself how dangerous it is for our country to have a lying bastard as President, in addition to being a racist, Marxist left-wing radical. He claimed he supports the Constitution and that Bush didn’t, yet it was him who berated the members of the Supreme Court while delivering the State of the Union address, who interjected himself twice in criminal cases based on the color of the skin of the persons involved, and publicly questions the authority of the Supreme Court to overturn an unconstitutional act of Congress. God help this country if he is re-elected.
Obama swore an oath before God and tens of millions of witnesses to "preserve, protect, and defend" the Constitution, but he violated that oath in the most blatant manner when he deliberately and with malicious aforethought made a "recess" appointment (Richard Cordray) when the Senate was not in recess. He violated his oath of office. I remember back to Nixon and Watergate. That was one of the bases for the articles of impeachment that were being drawn up before Nixon resigned.