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by Ben Johnson, The White House Watch
President Obama’s luck got so bad during the debate over raising the debt ceiling that even his chief of staff said he could be impeached. On July 27, the Cato Institute‘s director of health policy studies Michael F. Cannon heard Bill Daley admit, in not so many words, that it’s okay to impeach Obama:
On NPR this morning, I heard White House chief of staff Bill
by Daniel Hanson
The Obama administration has drafted a new, little-noticed executive order that would plainly stifle free speech. The “Disclosure of Political Spending by Government Contractors” order is still a draft, but if the administration has its way, the order will be in full force soon.
Premised on the idea that sunlight disinfects, President Obama’s executive order would require all bidders for federal contracts to disclose all financial contributions to candidates standing for election. … Read the Rest of this Post
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Tagged Alexander Hamilton, American Bridge 21st Century, Barack Obama, Campaign Finance Reform, Campaign Finances, Citizens United, Common Sense (book), Constitution, Disclosure of Political Spending by Government Contractors, Executive Order, Executive Powers, First Amendment, Founding Fathers, Helvidius, James Madison, John Jay, Majority PAC, McCain-Feingold Act, Pacifus, Publius, Samuel Alito, Supreme Court, The Federalist Papers, Thomas Paine
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by Ben Johnson, The White House Watch
Here is a measure of both this movement’s effectiveness and Barack Obama’s stark, brazen criminality: Even the RINOs are talking impeachment.
In Rochester, New Hampshire, on Monday morning, former Utah governor and Obama’s one-time ambassador to China Jon Huntsman told a citizen that Obama’s war in Libya may be an impeachable offense. ABC News posted the following transcript of the exchange between Huntsman and the “voter”:
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Tagged 2012 presidential election, 2012 Republican primaries, American Bridge 21st Century, Constitution, David Brock, Democratic National Committee (DNC), Foreign Policy, George Soros, Harry Reid, Impeach Obama, Impeach Obama Campaign, Impeachable Offense, Jerrold Nadler, Jon Huntsman, Libya, Media Bias, media matters, Michele Bachmann, RINOs, Rodell Mollineau, Ron Paul, Senate Democratic Communications Center, Shauna Daly, Susan McCue, Ty Matsdorf, US Constitution
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by Michael Oberndorf
The mind boggles. In March 2006, the liar-in-chief was a do-nothing Senator from Illinois who said this:
The fact that we are here today to debate raising America’s debt limit is a sign of leadership failure. It is a sign that the U.S. government cannot pay its own bills. It is a sign that we now depend on ongoing financial assistance from foreign countries to finance our government’s reckless fiscal policies. Increasing
by Matt Mackowiak
The debt ceiling fight currently being waged in Washington will have a major impact on the 2012 elections, because it’s presenting a clear contrast between the Republican and Democratic parties — something that rarely happens.
Republicans have skillfully used this moment to push fundamental budget reform uphill. The forces of the status quo, who have gotten fat and happy from federal spending levels of 24 percent of gross domestic product, are … Read the Rest of this Post
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Tagged Barack Obama, Constitution, Cut Cap and Balance, Debt Ceiling, Mitch McConnell, Sarah Palin, Tea Party, Tea Party Movement
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By William J. Olson
There once was a time that elected leaders wanted to be seen as powerful to gain the confidence of their constituents. But many House Republicans, who now have in their hands total power to end runaway government once and for all, are feigning powerlessness.
These House Republicans claim to be just one-third of the legislative process, unable to achieve anything useful without compromise and a bipartisan consensus. They grouse that the … Read the Rest of this Post
by Ben Johnson, The White House Watch
Serious discussion of impeachment has reached the most influential publication in the United States. The New York Times recently featured a Bloggingheads discussion under the headline, “Libya and Impeachment.”
The 70-minute discussion pitted Glenn Greenwald of Salon.com against Ilya Somin of George Mason University Law School. (Somin also blogs at The Volokh Conspiracy.) Last month, Greenwald told Amy Goodman of “Democracy Now!” he believed Obama’s Libyan war is … Read the Rest of this Post
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Tagged "Democracy Now!", Alexander Hamilton, Amy Goodman, Barack Obama, Bloggingheads.tv, Constitution, Glenn Greenwald, Impeach Obama, Impeach Obama Campaign, Impeachable Offense, Libya, New York Times, Salon magazine, Salon.com, The Volokh Conspiracy, War Powers Resolution
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by Ben Johnson, The White House Watch
(Presidential historian Doug Wead says, if Obama raises the debt limit on his own, he is “absolutely” impeachable.)
Even as freshman Congressmen passed the Cut, Cap, and Balance proposal last night, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell quietly planned to sell them out. Insiders report McConnell is going through the motions of voting on the House measure but has invested his … Read the Rest of this Post
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Tagged Barack Obama, Chris Van Hollen, CNBC, Constitution, Cut Cap and Balance, Debt Ceiling, Harry Reid, Jim DeMint, Jim Jordan, Joe Walsh (Congressman), John Boehner, Mitch McConnell, Republican Party, Republican Study Group, Republicans, Separation of Powers, Steny Hoyer, Tea Party, Tea Party Movement
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