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originally posted by: thesmokingman
originally posted by: Benevolent Heretic
originally posted by: ArmyOfNobunaga
Negligence and extreme incompetence to the detriment of the United States of America is included if I remember right.
You can't just generalize a reason. It must be specific high crimes or misdemeanors that the governing bodies agree with. Not something as generalized as "negligence and incompetence"...
What about military action in Libya and Syria, (last year, not this year)? Did he just not need the approval of congress?
originally posted by: Rezlooper
...just wait until after the November elections and Republicans win Congress. Then you will witness impeachment. They will definitely retain the House, which impeaches. They would need to win the Senate in order to remove him. It will be close.
originally posted by: Rezlooper
In regards to impeachable offenses. There are many but just to name a few, hiring and firing without Congress consent
or signing executive orders whenever Congress won't go along with his plans ignoring the legislative branch entirely.
Also, there is no way that the Republicans can bring up impeachment right now because it might cost them votes if they seem to be on a silly witch hunt...just wait until after the November elections and Republicans win Congress. Then you will witness impeachment. They will definitely retain the House, which impeaches. They would need to win the Senate in order to remove him. It will be close.
originally posted by: Rezlooper
I've only gotten through half the posts so far, and I still haven't heard any Obama defenders offer up one good thing he has done as president, that the OP asked for.
In regards to impeachable offenses. There are many but just to name a few, hiring and firing without Congress consent, or signing executive orders whenever Congress won't go along with his plans ignoring the legislative branch entirely. It's called checks and balances and it's worked for well over 200 years in this country. When it's ignored, just take a good look around you to see what happens.
Also, there is no way that the Republicans can bring up impeachment right now because it might cost them votes if they seem to be on a silly witch hunt...just wait until after the November elections and Republicans win Congress. Then you will witness impeachment. They will definitely retain the House, which impeaches. They would need to win the Senate in order to remove him. It will be close.
So tell us please what NOW is much worse than in the past...and also how you think how another of your clowns (those people you call "politicians" such as Palins or Romney) would have made things better compared to Obama.
originally posted by: blamethegreys
Obama would have to stand up on national TV and admit he was not born in the US and that he is indeed using a false SSN. He would need to go on and explain that he is a muslim, and that his middle east policy was designed 6 years ago to allow ISIS to grow and flourish because he secretly supports radical islam.
originally posted by: TownCryer
a reply to: StoutBroux
MANY people who DO support Obama DO watch the news. They just don't get it from FOX'NEWS', so they're not eating that crap. So they don't have the special honor of getting their 'news' with a Koch Brothers chaser.
originally posted by: StoutBroux
MANY people who voted for him don't follow the news and world events so I think he would win the popular vote in another election if he were eligible for re-election. The popular vote would be in his favor but the electoral college vote, I think not. Obama has some pretty staunch supporters though. As passionate as those that don't approve of his job as POTUS, there are more that do and he hasn't done anything glaringly offensive to his base that would warrant impeachment. Obviously imho only.
originally posted by: StoutBroux
MANY people who voted for him don't follow the news and world events so I think he would win the popular vote in another election if he were eligible for re-election. The popular vote would be in his favor but the electoral college vote, I think not. Obama has some pretty staunch supporters though. As passionate as those that don't approve of his job as POTUS, there are more that do and he hasn't done anything glaringly offensive to his base that would warrant impeachment. Obviously imho only.