There are those maintained that the Obama Administration would be Carter redux. There are those of us who maintained that would be a best-case scenario.
Ann Althouse reminds us of an important similarity to another president.
UPDATE—Victor Davis Hanson wonders if our future is 1979.
One wonders if that includes providing material support to a terrorist organization.
See “Faithless Execution: Building the Political Case for Obama’s Impeachment,” by Andre McCarthy.
Heard an interview with him in which he explained that the point you just made, Pablo, is why the Bergdahl incident is an peaceable offense.
Should be “Andrew.”
I’m guessing you also meant “impeachable”. Respect; I just finished enough caffiene to start posting so I’m certainly not throwing stones. 🙂
Yes, I did, and I hate autocorrect, especially before coffee when my proof reading skills obviously leave something to be desired.
Oh, and Pablo, you showed up on Twitchy:
http://twitchy.com/2014/06/02/most-dishonest-tweet-ever-chris-hayes-shredded-for-question-about-right-wing-reaction-to-bergdahl-story/
Reblogged this on Dead Citizen's Rights Society.
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Howard, what are you still doing on the ‘net? You were warned off, weren’t you?
I’m not sure whether to sh*t my pants or create a sock puppet!
Shakey would do both, by the way.
…at the same time.
(rimshot)
There are times when that saying are literally true. For example, the president has the power to decide what information is classified and what is not, so if the president were to release classified information, it’s not illegal — it’s now unclassified.
Also, I wouldn’t be surprised if it was legal for the president to attempt to eat the Presidential Seal. In fact, it’s probably happened, when the Seal is on a cake.
But the exceptions are few and far between…
This President’s Administration,(no) Regime, (no) make that Reich, has done more to drag this nation down to the level of a third world banana republic, but then again wasn’t he born in one of those? [He must be longing for his homeland.] I long for mine if we can ever find it again.