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Posted on 03/01/2015 4:59:11 PM PST by SeekAndFind
The Moslem pRes_ _ent threated to “shoot it down”
like an Israeli plane.
Finally. Now, will they play hardball?
Perhaps Congress should vote on an Obama no confidence bill.
Nuclear Deal.
Would that not be a treaty?
Doesn’t the Senate have to approve treaties?
obama out of control.
Queen Obama doesn’t want that pesky Congress to muck up his complete sell-out to Iran.
“”:Doesn’t the Senate have to approve treaties?””
That was the old days before Obama..
Treaties (agreements ) require advice and consent of the US Senate. Since Obama is lawless. Go ahead let him veto then take it to court where the full details of the agreement willbecome public knowledge.
Freegards
LEX
Dick Tater is starting to really get annoying.
All this guy does is threaten.
Yes.
And yes...
A veto threat on possible legislation that would allow Congress’ weigh-in on any nuclear armaments deal Obama makes with Iran? Hmmmm...I’m not the least bit surprised that Barack, the Defender of the (Muslim) Faith, would not want anything tying his hands as he defends Islam.
Barry’s “mask” is now translucent and is becoming more and more transparent.
I have no doubt he will veto any sanctions against Iran..Iran is this close to having a Nuke, if they don’t already have one..and Obama will stop at nothing to make sure that happens..Obama wants to see Israel destroyed by the time his term is up
>>Finally. Now, will they play hardball?<<
lol...you’re kidding, right?
Wow, what a strong statement! That is one step stronger than "troubling".
What a pouter. Why veto it when he can just ignore it?
Wait until he signs the treaty, and just have the Senate vote it down.
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