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originally posted by: AngryCymraeg
originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: BO XIAN
What felonies wad he guilty of on day one?
I suspect that in the eyes of an awful lot of the madder Republicans he's guilty of inhabiting the White House with the wrong skin colour.
originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: KnowledgeSeeker81
I'd hardly call 62 billion in one year a small fry.
How are we keeping tack of the money they are making if they don't pay taxes? That is the part i can never wrap my head around? If we are mad at them for taking jobs that pay under the table... How can we know for sure what they made and what they are sending out?
Go ahead and give me your source for the 62 billion, maybe they can explain it
And yes 62 billion is a small fry when you look at the trillions that were taken out in just 2 weeks in the 08 bank bail out.
Some scholarly commentary at the time of the Nixon impeachment proceedings argued that the actual commission of a crime was necessary to serve as a basis for an impeachment proceeding. However, the historical record of impeachments in England, which furnished the Constitution's Framers with the term "high Crimes and Misdemeanors," does not support such a limitation; at that time, the word "Misdemeanors" meant simply "misdeeds," rather than "petty crimes," as it now does. The issue was revisited at the time of the Clinton impeachment, when those who sought to remove the President from office, basing their arguments principally on the English experience and The Federalist No. 64, claimed that a President could be removed for any misconduct that indicated that he did not possess the requisite honor, integrity, and character to be trusted to carry out his functions in a manner free from corruption. As James Iredell (later Associate Justice of the Supreme Court) opined in the North Carolina ratifying convention, impeachment should be used to remedy harm "arising from acts of great injury to the community."
he Federalist No. 64, claimed that a President could be removed for any misconduct that indicated that he did not possess the requisite honor, integrity, and character to be trusted to carry out his functions in a manner free from corruption.
originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: KnowledgeSeeker81
And who is hiring them under these false identities? Can companies claim ignorance when it comes to that?
originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: KnowledgeSeeker81
Well while I am in there I will just look up how many countries have a GDP of less then a trillion, I bet the list would be even longer...
That is the point, you can bring up how large, and yes it is a large number, but when you compare it apples to apples to over a trillion, it is no longer as large. At that point it is a small %
That is the point.
Felonies?
As he DOES NOT posses the requistire HONOR,INTEGRITY, and CHARACTER the potus is suppose to have.
He as corrupt as they come. Felonies ? Take your pick.
Gun running to Mexico.
Arming terrorists in the Middle East.
Droning American citizens.
Bombing the hell out of Libya.
Leaving Veterans to die.
The IRS targeting of his critics.
Creating something far more massive with the ACA, and it's data hub that picks up where the NSA leaves off.
The flagrant violation of NOT enforcing the border.
They didn't impeach Bush for Operation Wide Receiver so why impeach Obama.
They didn't impeach Reagan when he did it so why impeach Obama.
The VA was worse under Bush than Obama so why impeach him.
Bush used the IRS to attack the NAACP two years straight so why impeach Obama.
Obama didn't create the ACA the Heritage Foundation did.
Mexico sure seems much better than 10-20 years ago, at the cost of the US economy.