Republicans: Obama violating Constitution, but little can be done about it

foxnews.com ^ | February 16, 2014

[dainbramaged]

It’s really quite simple: Impeach, indict, arrest, convict, sentence.

[Principled]

It’s going to go both ways if we ever get into the white house again

[1rudeboy]

Impeach and remove (if you have the votes). The rest of your list is a pipedream.

[Truth29]

The House gave away what power it had and now the GOPe is in the comfortable position of complaining and saying they don’t have the Senate so send money.

[luvbach1]

It’s really quite simple: Impeach, indict, arrest, convict, sentence.and imprison.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Waaa, waaa, waas…

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[FlingWingFlyer]

There is no law in this country anymore. Law enforcement, the “courts”, “judges”, the DOJ are all totally worthless. Just a bunch of slugs drawing paychecks and harassing law abiding Americans. IMHO.

[Dalberg-Acton]

Only the voters can fix this problem. We is doomed.

[cripplecreek]

One thing we can do is strengthen the laws once we get in power

[Amagi]

Seems to me that "violating Constitution" is grounds for impeachment.
What am I missing here?
I suspect what's missing is cojones by the effete RINOs.

[Menehune56]

The problem is, in the event Republican elites ever manage to win the presidency again, they can’t wait to do all the s**t Obama has been getting away with.

[DoodleDawg]

However, he said critics would have a tough time winning in court because Congress lacks the so-called “legal standing” to present the case and they would have a “tough time” finding somebody hurt enough by the delays to be a good plaintiff.

So the Executive usurps powers reserved to the Legislature and the Legislature doesn't think they have standing to go to court?

[TalBlack]

So let me get this straight, Mr. Lee, The president can make Law for which we the People have no say or representation? That about it? We do need to be clear on this.

[TomGuy]

Republicans: Obama violating Constitution, but little can be done about it

Feckless Republicans: Obama violating Constitution, but little can be done about it, because the GOP is too comfortable with the status quo, and Republicans do get their turn at the money troughs.

Mark Levin keeps staying 'we need a new Republican party'.

The trouble with that is voting for the same and expecting a different result. It ain't gonna happen. There are a few rebels in the GOP, but they seem to be culled out quickly.

[savedbygrace]

These guys apparently need some sheesh to go with that whine.

Sheesh.

Grow up and be men. Do your jobs and live up to your responsibilities.

IMPEACH.

[Madame Dufarge]

they would have a “tough time” finding somebody hurt enough by the delays to be a good plaintiff.

"Hurt enough?" Are you kidding?

Who determines what's "enough?"

Throw lawyers and accountants at them, clog up the courts with lawsuits up the whazoo and take a shot. How about cancer patient or dialysis patients or MS patients who've been already documented as suffering?

And Lee is supposed to be one of the "fighters" for our side?

Is there anyone left in Congress who has even a scinitilla of balls?

[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

” Congress lacks the so-called “legal standing” to present the case and they would have a “tough time” finding somebody hurt enough by the delays to be a good plaintiff.”

Standing! Why doesn’t Congress itself have “legal standing” if the separation of powers is being violated?