[TexasCajun]

If arming our enemy isn’t an impeachable offense, nothing is!

[rdcbn]

If arming our enemy isn’t an impeachable offense, nothing is!

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This is a lot more serious than a simple impeachable offense.

We are at war with Al -Qaeda.

The actions that Benghazi brought to light meet the strict definition of treason as spelled out in the United States Constitution.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

When even the census is politicized, when NASA quits studying the stars and instead, scrutinizes Muslim life in America, it’s long past time for impeachment.

[MeshugeMikey]

Impeachment....and Imprisonment ... after being found guilty..of course.

the camo's wearing awfully thin on this one.

the LOTUS...Liar of The United States...and his crew of similarly morally impoverished pukes surely think that most people in this once great nation are utterly naive..

[airborne]

What Hersh’s piece plainly conveys is that the CIA, authorized by President Barack Obama, was moving Libyan weapons into Syria in order to overthrow the (Russian-backed) government of Bashar al-Assad, a Christian-friendly Alawi.

The Obama Regime is guilty of murdering Christians.

All in favor of his Muslim Brotherhood donors.

[Linda Frances]

Knowing as we do the connections between the heroin smuggling NLC and our close ally Qatar;, knowing as well that the Arab Spring was the project of Qatar and Turkey to benefit the Muslim Brotherhood, al Qaeda, the Taliban, etc., should not Congress look into the very real possibility that the United States may be wittingly arming al Qaeda and the Muslim Brotherhood? Without Obama’s actions, Mubarak and Gaddafi would likely still be in power, and Assad probably would have crushed the terrorist rebellion years ago.

And possibly, in doing so, might not Congress defuse an escalating international situation with Russia, involving both Syria and now Ukraine?

Or is it too much ask that Congress do anything, and too much to ask a global catastrophe might be avoided by peaceful hearings?