The man democrats fear the most is already under attack by Obama

Flopping Aces ^ | 11-24-13 | DrJohn

[Starman417]

Barack Obama has lamented that he is not a dictator- several times:

King: “My cabinet has been working very hard on trying to get it done, but ultimately, I think somebody said the other day, I am president, I am not king,” Obama told Univision in October 2010, when asked why he had yet to achieve comprehensive immigration reform. “I can’t do these things just by myself.” He reiterated that sentiment in a February 2013 interview with Telemundo. “I’m not a king,” he said.

President of China: “Mr. Obama has told people that it would be so much easier to be the president of China,” the New York Times reported in March 2011.

Emperor of the United States: “This is something I’ve struggled with throughout my presidency,” Obama said during a Google hangout event in February. “The problem is that I’m the president of the United States, I’m not the emperor of the United States. My job is to execute laws that are passed.”

"My job is to execute laws that are passed"? If you'll forgive me, bulls**t.

Want to see and hear another hysterically huge lie?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72g7qmeP1dE

With each day this regime edges closer and closer to totalitarianism. Barack Obama lies constantly and with fluidity without fear of accountability. He unilaterally rewrites history and rewrites existing laws. He drops slam dunk prosecutions and refuses to pursue those who commit Obamacare fraud. Convicted felons can become Obamacare navigators as becoming an Obamacare navigator requires no background check and virtually anyone working with these navigators is ripe for identity theft. Apparently any sort of scum and villainy can become Obamacare navigators. He jailed a video maker for the attacks in Benghazi. Harry Harry Reid just cleared the way for Obama to rule via regulation. Obama has a past history of making sealed records public in order to impair opponents. He cooked the census books and used the IRS to suppress conservatives to win the 2012 election. The Obama regime spies on and intimidates reporters.

James Taranto:

When we first heard Obama's "I am not a dictator," as we noted Friday, it reminded us of Nixon's "I am not a crook." But on further reflection, Clinton's "I did not have sexual relations with that woman" is a more apt comparison. Of course Obama is not attempting to cover up wrongful behavior, but he did answer Yellin's question in a weirdly literal way that was both a deflection and a revelation.

It's true, of course, that Obama isn't a dictator. He also seems to point that out a lot, as National Review's Andrew Stiles observes. Last month, for example, he noted that "I'm the president of the United States, I'm not the emperor of the United States" and called this a "problem" that he has "struggled with throughout my presidency."

It seems Obama wishes he had dictatorial powers. He probably enjoyed that little fantasy of having the Secret Service take his adversaries prisoner.

Obama is such a low life that he lied about his mother's death and her experience with insurance companies to further his agenda and get elected.

Democrats want Obama to rule via Executive Order:

In an interview last night with NY1, the congressman praised Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s decision to push through the so-called “nuclear option” to end filibusters on most presidential nominees. But he lamented the fact the work-around could not be used for legislation, suggesting the president turn to the executive orders–like the kind used to end the deportation many people who’d entered the country illegally as children.

If Obama and democrats don't like a law, they simply ignore it. Obama's delays of the ACA are probably illegal, as is his "fix."

This is a good backdrop to help understand that the blatant disregard democrats have for the Constitution and the law is most certainly going to continue in the future, and that includes elections. The next two elections- 2014 and 2016- are the most critical elections in history. It is no exaggeration to say that future of the United States as a functional democratic republic hinges on it. Hillary Clinton is the next presumed novelty candidate. There is one man who represents the single greatest risk to Hillary Clinton in her Sherman's March to the White House.

Scott Walker.

Scott Walker is a very capable politician. Nick Schulz:

While the clash over collective bargaining garnered national attention, Walker has additional accomplishments to highlight. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, which opposed Walker's collective bargaining reforms, recently noted, "The governor did balance the budget … he did reduce the structural deficit significantly; he did put a lid on property tax increases; he did give schools and municipalities more control over their budgets than they've had in years."

What's more, the reforms pushed by Walker are themselves already having a beneficial effect. Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett was Walker's opponent in the 2010 election and later attacked his proposals to reform collective bargaining. But with the reforms on the books, Barrett used some of the bill's provisions to help reduce the city's health care bill, saying that the alternative was to cut 300 to 400 city jobs.

Roger Kimball:

Governor Walker was extremely impressive, both in the substance of what he said and the style with which he said it.

As for the substance, I'll simply mention that Wisconsin, thanks to Governor Walker, is the only state whose pension plan is 100% funded. Its neighbor Illinois, by contrast, faces the terrifying prospect of a state pension plan that is some 43% funded. Where's the money going to come from?

When Governor Walker assumed office, he faced horrendous deficits, but he declined to raise taxes. Illinois, by contrast, raised personal income taxes by 67% and business taxes by 46%.

Fat lot of good it did them. Business and high net-worth individuals are fleeing the state to more welcoming venues, like Wisconsin.

Governor Walker’s chief accomplishment, though — the great thing he did for the state and the thing that drove the Left nationwide into a frenzy of rage — was facing down the public-sector unions. By now, it is obvious to all who have eyes to see that by so doing, Governor Walker did a big favor not only to the ordinary residents and taxpayers of Wisconsin but also to the unions themselves. Had he not instituted his reforms, many, many union jobs would have been lost.

Scott Walker appeared on Morning Joe several days ago. Watch how well he parries the challenges, especially those from the weaselly Steven Rattner.

[Mr. K]

they know they only have 3 years left and they can see things starting to fall apart

I expect things to get more dangerous for the country at and exponential rate

[humblegunner]

(Excerpt)

Why?

[humblegunner]

Why is it that you never make a comment?

http://www.freerepublic.com/tag/by:starman417/index?tab=comments;brevity=full;options=no-change

You’re just here to pimp that blog, right?

[RichInOC]

Barack Obama isn’t a dictator...but he’s almost half the way there.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks Starman417.

Obama Named to GQ’s “Least Influential People” List
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3095048/posts

[be-baw]

Walker has really done a remarkable job as Wisconsin governor. He is clearly a serious candidate for POTUS.

Anyone know what the “John Doe” is all about? I believe it is related to the failed effort to recall Walker. It sure smells like BS, and no one seems worried about it, so what’s the point?

[PowderMonkey]

Agreed. One could indeed describe the pace of their efforts to circumvent constitutional process as frenetic. Their overarching desire to eviscerate the 2nd amendment, and thus, disarm the American people as feverish. They are so close to achieving their ends they can taste it. I seriously doubt a smooth and peaceful transition of power in 2016. They will never graciously accept defeat.

[GOPJ]

This is a first rate piece humblegunner... did you read it? Maybe you should comment on what's being said here rather than the site it's from... And yeah, your position is important for senseless vanities - you do us a service when you point those out - but this does NOT fall into that category.

[humblegunner]

The poster never comments, just posts excerpts from this single blog.

That tells me the pimp is only here to push a product, one that is likely crafted to be of interest to folks around here.

Feel free to partake of that scam.

[Lazamataz]

I gotta agree, GOPJ. Humble, my man, Flopping Aces is a top-rate organization, that consistently puts out quality material -- original, not 'blogg-y'. If they excerpt, good on them, they deserve the hits.

Your other blog-spotting is great, with the poster getting well-deserved criticism. This is not one of those times, bro.

[humblegunner]

This is not one of those times, bro.

I disagree.

I'm not expressing any opinion of the content.

See the posting history of the pimp.
NO comments, just pimping.

Homeboy is using us as a marketing tool.

[Lazamataz]

In this case, I guess I'm cool with it. Others, not so much.

This author, and the site Flopping Aces, is topnotch and original.

[humblegunner]

The poster of it, though, is a piece of dog poo for being a pimp.

Divorce the content from the actions of the poster and view objectively.

[GOPJ]

Thanks Laz...

:)

[GOPJ]

Comments are not mandatory... you know that humble. Let’s play nice...

[humblegunner]

Comments are not mandatory... you know that humble. Let’s play nice...

True that.

But ask yourself WHY this mook makes no comments.

Then factor in the fact that this pimp posts only from a single source.
Using needless excerpts yet.

Seems pretty obvious to me.

[JohnBrowdie]

the blog pimps are never a millionth as annoying as your endless bitching about the blog pimps.

[humblegunner]

the blog pimps are never a millionth as annoying as your endless bitching about the blog pimps.

Then maybe you should help me get rid of them so I don't need to bitch anymore.

[2ndDivisionVet]

I’m sure he’ll be on Sen. Ted Cruz’s short list for vice president, along with Gov. Sarah Palin, Gov. Bobby Jindal, Gov. Susana Martinez, Sen. Mike Lee and a few others.