Obama Impeachment Fire is Burning Brightly

Renew America ^ | February 17, 2017 | Gina Miller

[stormhill]

The fire of impeachment is nevertheless burning hot and spreading fast in the minds and hearts of the American people

That's nice.
Too bad the minds and hearts of the American people don't get a vote in the Senate (or House, for that matter.)

Lincoln once said that sending men into McClellan's army was like shoveling fleas across a barn. Same thing can be said about electing Republicans; as soon as they arrive in Washington, job #1 becomes preserving the status quo which involves siding with Obama and repudiating the Tea Party.

[Cyber Liberty]

:^)

(You are, so there!)

[dragnet2]

You bet...The Republican cheerleaders will call everyone a wackjob for calling for impeachment. This is just evasion and deceit as it takes guts to stand at the podium, state the truth and at the very least relentlessly and repeatedly demand his impeachment as a group and list the reasons why.

They are frauds, cowards and insiders who care more about possibly losing some votes, being mocked by leftist, or rocking the biz as usual boat, than being responsible and standing for honor and truth.

[plain talk]

Yes they are dreaming about impeachment - which BTW has nothing to do with removal from office.

[Forward the Light Brigade]

Think the Progressives, both in GOP and Dems, will ever step down? Not going to happen—Even if a Republican wins it will be only a clone of Obama and protect him and his “advances” —We need a new Party as in the UK. Might as well elect John McCain. Things got to change—and they will—in time. How many generations must pass? Americans will be feeing to Russia for political freedom before its done—wait, did Snowdon do that?

[ChildOfThe60s]

Maybe you missed the part where the goal is to elect an impeachment Congress this November.

Only 1/3 of the Senate is up for reelection. Considering that most of the members already in the Senate are liberal asswipes, it seems mathematically *highly* improbable that the Senate can be changed sufficiently to make a conviction of impeachment even remotely possible. IOW, can't happen.

[COBOL2Java]

Lincoln once said that sending men into McClellan's army was like shoveling fleas across a barn. Same thing can be said about electing Republicans; as soon as they arrive in Washington, job #1 becomes preserving the status quo which involves siding with Obama and repudiating the Tea Party.

Or, as Soros likes to say:

"Everyone has a price!"

[tomkat]

Thank you   d:^)

[dragnet2]

In D.C. you have to be caught on camera stuffing hundreds of thousands in bribes in your freezer, before these disciples of deceit would have the dignity or honor to resign, step down and admit total complete failure.

[upsdriver]

Excellent! I listened to the audio version and signed the petition. Well done!

[WXRGina]

Hey, thank you, UPSDriver!

[stboz]

IOW, can't happen

"When will they ever learn?
Oh, when will they ever learn?"

[MamaDearest]

The GOP will protect their leader, Obama, just as they have in the past.

Donating to the GOP and RNC is simply a donation to the democrat party. They've turned on their base and they've refused to protect the Constitution and Bill of Rights. They despise Ted Cruz, the Tea Party, conservatives and the religious right. You're absolutely right, Obama IS their leader.

[RIghtwardHo]

Certainly not on this Planet.

[WXRGina]

Youth is quickly fleeting; middle age is bearing down. That picture is already close to four years old... :-/

Thank you, though! :-D

[dragnet2]

it seems mathematically *highly* improbable that the Senate can be changed sufficiently to make a conviction of impeachment

Like our borders, we can't protect them, or deport them, it's impossible....can't happen...

We have to keep printing money, there is no other way....

We have to let gays in the military and cub scouts....There is no other way....

We have to keep borrowing trillions from the Communist Chinese, there is no other way....

We must compromise conservatism, put profits over patriotism...There is no other way...

It just can't happen.

[cashless]

Agree with stboz. You are pi$$ing into the wind. You will not elect an impeachment Congress in 2014 or 2016 or ever. Anyone running on a platform that is primarily impeachment will not make it out of a primary. People do not vote like that. Any candidate that ever answers any question about impeaching this President in the affirmative, cuts their own throat with the voters. Concentrate your time, money and effort on rooting out the elitist Republican establishment that hates, loathes and despises any all all conservatives, especially Reagan conservatives and TEA party conservatives. They are as much enemies of the Constitution as any Progressive DemocRat Socialist Party member.

[Amendment10]

The Constitution of the United States provides only one way to stop a despotic president – IMPEACHMENT:

I think that the Constitution's Clause 2 of Section 7 of Article I is another way, although not as extreme, to stop a despotic president. Clause 2 gives a congressional supermajority the power to overide presidential vetoes.

[Nuc 1.1]

The problem is the Senate. There is no supermajority available in the senate that would vote for conviction. Democrat congress critters and democrat judges protect lawless democrats. Further, it is highly unlikely that there will be a supermajority of senators who would vote for impeachment after they are sworn in following the 2014 election. So the answer to the question posed as to why people are not speaking out is simple, it is pointless presently. Democrats will never impeach Obama. NEVER. Nor will they ever impeach marxists judges or eliminate runaway agencies. The conservative electorate is far more savy than people in DC think. We don’ waste our energy.

[dragnet2]

Concentrate your time, money and effort on rooting out the elitist Republican establishment

Given the fact your president is a Communist neighborhood block captain, and the country is circling the drain, how's that worked out for ya in the past 15 years or so?