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I truly think Scenario #3 makes it very problematic for us in the world of international affairs. Particularly with Iran, North Korea, China, Russia, Venezuela and the like, they will have a frikkin ABSOLUTE FIELD DAY if they think for one moment nobody is minding the store. I would prefer a military coup d'etat with the Pentagon in power and in control for two years until elections in 2012, than a nutcase suited for a straight jacket, still sitting there in the West Wing, unimpeached nor unremoved due to the Constitutional Provisions, with such vicious and vile international enemies arrayed abroad against our Beloved Republic, and our men and women in the hundreds of thousands stationed abroad.

119 posted on 10/27/2010 2:32:15 AM PDT by AmericanInTokyo (Let 'em pray to Baal, Gaia, Lucifer, the sun god, whatever; let's humbly ask God's Son for victory!)

Re post 119. I started to write a scathing rebuttal to your post. Then I thought about it. Might happen. Might be the best course.

He is at 37% in the polls right now. When he goes below 25, which might happen very soon, resignation or impeachment are probable. If he gets below 20, well, maybe that is coup d'etat territory. Forget about a constitutional republic, the mob must not be denied.

157 posted on 10/27/2010 7:05:21 AM PDT by Former Proud Canadian (How do I change my screen name now that we have the most conservative government in the world?)