[hedgetrimmer]

The republicans can exercise the law and remove Obama from candidacy for the next election due to documentation irregularities that the Obama administration refuses to make right.

Or why don’t they crack down on the campaign finance fraud that the Obama campaign is currently conducting, exactly in the same manner as the last election?

But they don’t.

Are the republicans really an opposition party, or at this time are they poised to provide us more of the same with their lack of respect for the rule of law?

[okie01]

The republicans can exercise the law and remove Obama from candidacy for the next election due to documentation irregularities that the Obama administration refuses to make right.

Or why don’t they crack down on the campaign finance fraud that the Obama campaign is currently conducting, exactly in the same manner as the last election?

You realize, of course, that the Republicans can do none of these things.

The Republican House can pass bills. But, to become law, they must also pass the Democrat Senate and be signed into law by the Democrat President.

Fat chance.

You know this, I presume. But prefer to bitch anyway...

[publius321]

“Are the republicans really an opposition party, or at this time are they poised to provide us more of the same with their lack of respect for the rule of law?”

Thank you for the rhetorical question hedge. All we need to do to answer that question is reflect upon the deceptive, polytheistic pagan who we are in the process of nominating as our presidential candidate.