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Comment by J.R. on April 9, 2011 at 10:03am

You nailed it, Roma. This one-world government-seeking President grabbed an unconstutional role for himself in the budget process that the Constitution did not provide for him. Nothing in the Constitution allows for the Chief Executive to manipulate and control the budget process in Congress.  His only legitimate power in the process is the ability to threaten a veto.  John Boehner should have called his bluff and shut him out of the process at that point.  He should have forced that threatened veto, and then worked to have the Congress override it.  If this had been a shootout at the O.K. corral, Boener would be dead now. 

The President had no authority whatsoever to command the presence of Boehner and Reid at the White House for negotiations.  That is not a part of the constitutional process and, having been a Senator, Obama knows that. Having taught the Constitution at the University of Chicago, Obama knew he did not have that power. 

This was another power grab to further distort the balance of power among the three branches of government.  Obama was elected to only the Presidency and only afforded Executive Branch powers.  He's further usurping Legislative Branch powers he gave up when leaving the Senate.

Speaking of wings, Obama and Reid need to have their wings clipped.  We can do that in 2012 by defeating Obama and taking the majority in the Senate, which will snatch the gavel from Harry Reid's corrupt imperial clutch.

Comment by JL Gawlik on April 8, 2011 at 4:04pm

LOL! Steve, Obama won because he campaigned disingenuously and the Democratic Progressive Liberals shenanigans in Congress. The American people were duped. I can not remember who i had heard about Daniels from but they said he really pulled his state from the brink of bankruptcy. One negative thing that i have noticed is that he is short and for some the American people like tall Presidents, another advantage that Obama had.

 

I wish the American people could get looks out of their politics... makes one wonder though when you look at the Democratic and Republican women, though... *G*

 

Roma, i have heard of that also, thank you for the videos, been learning a lot in the last few years also. I never realized what a absolutely incredible document the U.S. Constitution is and how much thought and history went into creating it, it is truly a timeless document. I have heard from many people around the world make the same statement.

 

 

 

 

Comment by JL Gawlik on April 8, 2011 at 12:39pm

The thing i like about Trump is that he speaks out, with plain talk, he is not afraid to lead. I doubt he understands the U.S. Constitution but he is very proud American. He is the only one right now that i see on the candidate list, I probably will not vote for him for obvious reason but i was throwing his name out the for a visual reason for what to look for. I left out one more good qualification to consider voting for someone as President. Someone who wants to get us out of the United Nations. John Bolton, former UN ambassador, supported that and was considering a run but he has backed out.

On the wiki, i take it with a grain of salt because of what you pointed out, i stumbled across that by web searching 2012 Presidential candidates. 

Thanks for sharing those other great sites. Paul has a exploratory committee out right now. I just wish someone would come out at the last minute with all the qualities that we have discussed here and completely surprise all, with enthusiasm and patriotism. We need that right now. But they MUST support, defend and have great knowledge and respect of our U.S. Constitution and the people.

Comment by JL Gawlik on April 8, 2011 at 11:33am

On Obama, Rick, I think many voted for him because he campaigned so well, i think many people did NOT look behind the curtain into the past like they should of. Heck, if i had just listened to Obama's campaign speeches and NOT all the debates or off tele-prompter statement, and past YouTube videos, i would of voted for him, he came off as a moderate, centrist Democrat which he is NOT. I loved his "...we are NOT Blue, we are NOT Red, we are ALL AMERICANS!"

But, now he has a solid public record for the past two years and all of his "present" voting has surfaced and his lack of substance leadership is apparent. It is very clear that he is NOT a leader, he has FAILED to lead our country and he has clearly divided it with his class, race warfare and strong support of certain big businesses and unions. Still people are going to vote for him because of his charisma, he is half black and he has a very strong and pleasing image and his name is out there.

We need someone who can challenge all the above and be a strong pro-constitutional, fiscal conservative, strong and honest leader. One who can inspire people to be proud Americans again. One who can inspire us to stand up and fight for our liberties again with pride.

Comment by JL Gawlik on April 8, 2011 at 11:25am

That is so true Roma, right now the only one i would feel comfortable with is Donald Trump but then i have heartburn with him over the eminent domain clause clause that he supports. He did so saying that the blight the original owner caused an area was well worth taking it over and building something that greatly improved the area. I forgot what state this happened in but i really felt for the home owners.

All of them have baggage, i heard positive things about Mitch Daniels of Indiana. i was fascinated to hear about Jon Huntsman Jr. then found out that he strongly supports the cap and trade bill. Obama had appointed him ambassador to China, he recently resigned to come back to the states, he was rated highly at the Pew Center for his governorship of Utah.

Could this be the year for Ron Paul? I have read that Haley Barbour has a mind like a steel trap. I like Herman Cain also, he is not as forceful as Trump but he is a clear strong leader. That is one of the things that we sorely need is a TRUTHFUL, STRONG leader who knows and respects the U.S. Constitution.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_election,_2012

I just hope and pray someone who has a trackable background and a proven voting record appears, one who is a strong Constitutional conservative and stands up for TRUTH and HONOR.

Interesting i found out another candidate threw their hat in the Florida Senator race ring for 2012, Adam Hasner, this guy is much more conservative than George LeMeiux, C.A.I.R. has been on the attack on him. He apparently helped Rubio in the early days of his campaign. I found our LeMeiux ran Crist's campaign for governor and was in his cabinet and a staunch supporter of Crist.

Comment by J.R. on April 8, 2011 at 11:13am

You're absolutely right, Roma. That should be a litmus test for all voters. 

Rick, thank you also for the link you provided and here is a link for related information:

http://www.bing.com/search?q=islamic+valley.com&pc=ZUGO&for...

You must have gone to Leah's personal blog page to find her blog you posted here.

Comment by Joe Story on April 8, 2011 at 3:53am

check this out to see what is happening here in Florida with this war! http://teapartyorg.ning.com/profiles/blogs/select-a-city-in-florida...

Comment by Joe Story on April 8, 2011 at 1:32am

___________________for President! Who would you draft as the ideal candidate for President?    

Think of the characteristics, values the force of a man or a woman that  would demand the attention of the people. Is there anyone in sight?

 

I can't think of anyone? I want to see someone with a vision for America that creates excitement. A dynamic clear vision can focus the energy of the nation to achieve new heights and overcome all the obstacles that are facing us.

Think of the past Presidents who managed to do this, who are they and what was their vision?

We must define who we are as a nation and what we expect of our leader. Once that is clear God will provide the candidate!

 

We choose Obama.  Why did so many people vote for him?

Comment by J.R. on April 7, 2011 at 1:52pm

"Democrat: White House is low-balling costs of Libya mission"

"A Democratic lawmaker said Thursday that the White House is “dramatically underestimating” the cost of the nation’s military involvement in Libya by relying on misleading accounting.

“That effort is costing us billions a week,” Rep. Brad Sherman, California Democrat and a certified public accountant, said in his opening remarks at a House Foreign Relations Committee hearing on reforming the United Nations with Susan E. Rice, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations..."

Here's the link to the rest of the article, which includes many links within it.http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2011/apr/7/democrat-white-house...

Comment by JL Gawlik on April 7, 2011 at 7:56am

Here is a wonderful article:

 

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2011/04/06/george-soros-events-weeke...

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