I am just saying that he will find a way to go around and get what he wants through even if it takes a distraction of some kind.
You're still doing it.
Understand this; that man's agenda can be stopped in innumerable ways - most having to do with what the people do or don't do, in reaction to his petty proclamations.
He is not a king or emperor, and despite the vast power granted to the office of President, there are limits to what he can legally do. Limits that he tests every day, but limits that continue to confound his desire to rule by absolute fiat.
He's actually weakening his ability to forward his insane agenda by taxing those limits. He's making it harder for his party to win elections across the country, as voters naturally associate Democrat candidates with the leader of their party.
He's pissing off the voters. They can't take out their frustrations on him, but they sure as hell can take them out on his minions in the party. Obama knows this, too, but can't stop himself from over-reaching. His party is going to lose a lot of seats in Congress in the 2014 mid-terms, which is why he's in such an all fired hurry to get as much of his agenda passed into law as possible this year.
After the mid-terms, it's all over for the Dems, and they know it. Obama was the far left's big opportunity to make their dream agenda a reality, and although they've made quite a mess of things during his term, most of it will be fixed in the next administration - which I'm almost certain will be Republican.
The country will be wearied beyond belief by Obama's radical liberalism, and will be more than ready for some adult leadership in the White House again.
Buck up. This nation isn't dead by a long shot, and Obama is not the all-powerful demigod you think he is.