obama's Disregard For The Law Goes Way Back!

[smitty]

From the article: "...his lawlessness is coldly calculated, dating back to his days as a Chicago community organizer.

Consider what he wrote on page 276 of his 1995 memoir, “Dreams from My Father,” reflecting on his decision to study law: “I had things to learn in law school, things that would help me bring about real change. I would learn power’s currency in all its intricacy and detail, knowledge that I could now bring back to where it was needed…bring it back like Promethean fire.”

Obama fancies himself a modern-day Prometheus stealing laws from the oppressive Founding Fathers for the benefit of the oppressed.

“I just took an action to change the law!” he reminded Hispanic activists in Chicago last week, referring to his executive amnesty."  Folks -- It's all in his book.  He's all about "getting even with the man!"  But his way of doing is to break the law.  That's why you never say strong condemnation, if any, of the thugacracy in Ferguson.  Also this is why he dropped the "already won" lawsuit against the black panthers when they illegally blocked a voting place. 

 

http://nypost.com/2014/11/30/how-obama-blatantly-disregards-the-law/

[CraigS]

His disregard for the law started way before then. .. think choom gang....

[new tobie]

His disregard for the law started way before then. .. think choom gang....

 

And just think, he will be PRESIDENT OBAMA for the rest of his life!

[smitty]

And just think, he will be PRESIDENT OBAMA for the rest of his life!

So is the second to last sorriest President in History, obama now being first, Jimma Carter.  And your point? 

[new tobie]

So is the second to last sorriest President in History, obama now being first, Jimma Carter.  And your point? 

The United States of America didn't think so when they re-elected him in 2012. explain the re-election Mr intelligent!

[TROJANSWIN]

The United States of America didn't think so when they re-elected him in 2012. explain the re-election Mr intelligent!

Let's see:
More free stuff/ less for our kids future
Less free stuff/ better chance for our kids future

*screw the kids I want mine
,/ Obama / Biden

[smitty]

The United States of America didn't think so when they re-elected him in 2012. explain the re-election Mr intelligent!

Remember -- Hitler was elected also.  Get my point?  Another thing, it's hard to beat barackaclaus.  Get my point again?

Also -- you think the past two election cycles meant anything?  Maybe, just maybe, a repudiation of bacackaclaus' policies?  After all, he DID say his policies were on the ballot!

[thetragichippy]

The United States of America didn't think so when they re-elected him in 2012. explain the re-election Mr intelligent!

 

I'm sure you feel the same about President Bush about his second term.......right?

[stevenash]

The United States of America didn't think so when they re-elected him in 2012. explain the re-election Mr intelligent!

And in the mid terms, the United States of America very soundly REJECTED the policies of Mr. Obama.

[Mr. Buddy Garrity]

Only thing I get from this thread is America re-elected a President to in-turn reject his policies, sounds like a cluster-you-know-what of a country. 

[stevenash]

Its and indication that quite a few people have stopped drinking kool aid in recent years

[LumRaiderFan]

Its and indication that quite a few people have stopped drinking kool aid in recent years

The kool aid drinkers don't turn out well at the mid terms...and many have no idea what the policies of their candidate are anyway.

[westend1]

Is torture disregard for the law?  Just asking.

[stevenash]

Is torture disregard for the law?  Just asking.

Not sure, but I'll bet beheading is disregard for the law.

[westend1]

Not sure?

[stevenash]

Not sure?

Yes not sure,and I assume you aren't either or you wouldn't have asked the question. It is my understanding that, in times of war, there are different rules/laws that apply and I am going to venture to guess that a lot of rules/laws are broken in war.

[LumRaiderFan]

Is torture disregard for the law?  Just asking.

 

IMO, yes