I wish that were correct, but unfortunately it's not. Obama has yet to be nailed on anything. Oh, the evidence is all there, and that is probably what you are referring to when you say that he has been nailed -- in the theoretical sense of there being quite a bit of evidence against him, yes he has. But in the real sense of actually being challenged, indicted and convicted -- you know, actually "nailed"? That eventuality is, unfortunately, as distant as it has always been.
The birth certificate issue is still out there. Nothing substantial has come of it. The Chrysler takeover, which violates the rule of law as it pertains to bankruptcy proceedings, is out there. Nothing will come of that, either.
Then there is this Ayers-ghost-writing issue. I am afraid that all of this will amount to nothing more than some interesting writing-style analysis by a right-winger who is seen as flogging a dead horse. I fervently wish that this issue -- or ANY of these issues -- would amount to much, much more than that (in other words, get the legal attention they deserve), and Obama would be truly "nailed." But I've already seen enough and heard enough to be absolutely jaded about the possibility that anything will actually come of this.
I really hope I'm wrong. Maybe, like the story of the Mafia's Teflon Don, patience will be a virtue in this. But I'm getting tired of waiting for anything to actually stick to this Obama guy. At least the Teflon Don was just doing racketeering and the normal Mafia stuff. Obama's actions are, of course, much more damaging and far-reaching, affecting not only the citizens of this country but the planet as a whole. And I can't wait 3.5 more years or more for him to finally be outed and convicted for his crimes of fraud. It will be too late; the damage will have been done. It already has been done to a large extent, just within six months.
So I wait. And call congressmen. And wait some more. Hoping for the day that Obama is, truly, NAILED.
I have to agree. Look at all the stuff that was out there against Bill and Hillary. And all we could come up with was Monica Lewinsky, and even that didn’t hurt him really, in the long run. He still got to serve two full terms as POTUS, despite the impeachment. And now he is raking in millions as an ex-president with speaking fees and such.