White House: Republicans trying to 'undermine' Obama

Examiner ^ | 4/6/15 | Brian Hughes

[Nachum]

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[Nachum]

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[DB]

So when did the White House start speaking?

[SpaceBar]

Adolf had people trying to ‘undermine’ him too.

[BitWielder1]

"Undermining" a bad thing is the right thing to do.

[WorkerbeeCitizen]

and thats bad ... how?

[TomGuy]

White House: Republicans trying to 'undermine' Obama

CaptainObvious.yeah

[Political Junkie Too]

Is a Presidential veto considered undermining Congress?

Is a Congressional veto override considered undermining the President?

Is a Supreme Court ruling considered undermining the President or Congress?

-PJ

[zeebee]

[publius911]

HEY O’BUMMER, YOU LOST!!
Deal with it.

[McGruff]

Boy things have Changed since then.

[daler]

And if only it were true.

[nascarnation]

In a country with a reasonably fair media, you might actually see that quote somewhere besides FR....

[lowbridge]

“The White House accused Republicans Monday of trying to undermine President Obama with their call for an up-or-down vote on any nuclear deal finalized with Iran.”

Those damned republicans and their outdated constitution. Dont they know the president alone can tie us to deals with foreign nations?

[Lion Den Dan]

UNDERMINE???? What the hell. The purple lipped blue gummer resident should be horse whipped. The only undermining has been from the racist, antisemetic white hut crowd.

[Political Junkie Too]

Voting for Romney was an attempt to undermine the White House.

-PJ

[SamuraiScot]

However, Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., is attempting to forge a veto-proof majority in the Senate on legislation that would allow lawmakers to have the final say on a deal with Iran.

Unless I'm mistaken, they have the final say on this anyway. Under the U.S. Constitution, that is. Advise and consent?

[bboop]

Let’s call it STOPPING.

[Mustangman]

Let’s be clear. The Republicans have really not criticized the particulars of this deal at all. The White House is creating a straw man here. The Republicans have simply insisted on having a say...for the most part. It is an intellectually vapid argument on the part of the White House to say Congress shouldn’t have a say.

[sheana]

Funny, I haven’t seen them stop him on one single thing. In fact they’ve funded it all.