[sickoflibs]

RE :”So don’t you think that when the GOP takes over one or both Houses of Congress in January, they ought to immediately ask Obama for proof of his eligibility to serve? If not, what does that tell you about who may be running the Republican Party? Maybe the takeover is further along than we think? “

Bad new #1: Republicans will not likely takeover the Senate this time. And if they did by only one or two seats it would only help Obama win 2012, not get rid of him.

Bad News #2: Congress has only one option to remove Obama, impeachment and they won't try it. It will be more difficult than that. Republicans will actually have to beat him in an election.

Bad news #3: Impeaching Obama invalidates no laws, the laws still have to be repealed by bills past Biden. .

Pelosi held off her ‘Impeach Bush’ liberal base for two years 2007-2008 and was rewarded with the grand victory 2008 election. Congressional Republicans don't want another 1998 disaster.

Yes I know the communists like Obama. He is the best they have to go with.

[ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas]

Agree with your analysis about impeachment (unless Obama does something that rivals Nixon).

Potential good news: Obama (followed by his minions) gets wee-weed up at this disastrous election, and lashes out at the folks again. Even leftists have been admitting how thin-skinned he is.

More potential bad news would be GOP characters getting arrogant after the election (earmarks, pettiness, etc.)

[Avoiding_Sulla]

Re: Bad news #3: Impeaching Obama invalidates no laws, the laws still have to be repealed by bills past Biden.

• (n) derangement, a state of mental disturbance and disorientation

There's Obama's insurance, alrighty.