Exclusive—Sarah Palin: 'It's Time to Impeach' President Obama

[Oceander]

Here's one towards that 5%.

Democratic congressman Henry Cuellar ripped President Obama for being "aloof" and "detached" by not visiting the Texas border to see first hand the immigration crisis. Cuellar made the comments on MSNBC:

Only 21 more to go...in the house.

And that translates into a vote for impeachment how?  The last I checked, being "aloof" and "detached" is neither a high crime nor a misdemeanor (high or not).  Mr. Cuellar is playing for purely political purposes and would almost certainly not vote for impeachment.

[Oceander]

The fact that you stood on principle and did what needed doing would speak VOLUMES in the long run!

Ahh yes.  It's wonderful to be able to claim martyrdom for your beliefs as you swing from the chains in the dungeon.  Meanwhile, the jailers outside are busy making merry and setting the laws.

[evadR]

Here's one towards that 5%.

Democratic congressman Henry Cuellar ripped President Obama for being "aloof" and "detached" by not visiting the Texas border to see first hand the immigration crisis. Cuellar made the comments on MSNBC:

Only 21 more to go...in the house.

And that translates into a vote for impeachment how?  The last I checked, being "aloof" and "detached" is neither a high crime nor a misdemeanor (high or not).  Mr. Cuellar is playing for purely political purposes and would almost certainly not vote for impeachment.

OC..this statement had nothing to do with impeachment.

[Machiavelli]

Why Republicans Should Ignore Palin’s Call to Impeach Obama
Peter Wehner
The Wall Street Journal
July 9, 2014

... I am a pretty fierce critic of the president myself, but let me be among the first to say that Republicans would be insane to follow Ms. Palin’s counsel. Mr. Obama would never be forced from office, the effort would do tremendous damage to the GOP and conservatism, and it would further rend the nation, all on behalf of a campaign whose end result would produce … President Joe Biden? ...

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[GourmetDan]

Obama is safe as long as he's doing what his handlers require.

As was Clintoon...

[Machiavelli]

Palin the constitutional expert
A.B. Stoddard
The Hill
July 11, 2014

It has been a while since former Gov. Sarah Palin (R-Alaska) embarrassed herself, but staying out of the news isn't good for her livelihood, which relies on lucrative speeches, television appearances and a regular stream of news accounts of her Facebook posts where she offers up her special brand of leadership. So since things have been a bit quiet for her, this week she insisted that everyone who resists impeaching President Obama must go. In her words, "we should vehemently oppose any politician on the left or right who would hesitate in voting for articles of impeachment," and this other choice sentence: "Enough is enough of the years of abuse from this president. His unsecured border crisis is the last straw that makes the battered wife say, 'No mas.' Opening our borders to a flood of illegal immigrants is deliberate. It's time to impeach." She surely didn't want you to miss her slap at Latino battered wives while she accused the president of the United States of intentionally creating a humanitarian crisis involving more than 70,000 people.

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Palin makes the case for impeaching Obama

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