"Will Congress and the courts do anything about it?"
Andrew P. Napolitano, a former judge of the Superior Court of New Jersey
ANSWER:
No
Posted on 03/05/2015 10:28:34 AM PST by Jim Robinson
“The question remains: what are WE going to do about it?”
That IS the main question. Until enough people are willing to lose everything they own - there will be nothing we can do. Most people are unable to stand up to anything because they are tied down to everything. House payment, car, boat, credit cards, family obligations. Until the people are hurting enough, the masses we need to stand up to them won’t happen. Other options are Article V, yet how long will that take? Nationwide strike? Stop buying everything that isn’t necessary for survival. Then we end up hurting some of our own - business owners. Until the masses are ready, any action will be ignored, or treated as whackos.
if he can turn his back on the law and the Constitution, then we can turn our back on him.
I'm sure if the Founders could have imagined a future Congress that would allow this, they would have made it explicit.
"Will Congress and the courts do anything about it?"
Andrew P. Napolitano, a former judge of the Superior Court of New Jersey
ANSWER:
No
“His job from the beginning was to “fundamentally transform America””
He made that promise before he was elected. The people voted to be fundamentally transformed. That means that most of the voting population already was fundamentally transformed before the election. Don’t blame Obama. Blame the gut that dumped stupid pills into the water supply.
Obama comes from a long line of "Rouges"....
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