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Comment by Robert P. Garding on March 11, 2012 at 8:49am

I have been saying this for a long time.  Let Obama do the hanging.  He will hang himself with his own actions.  Since the government is NOT willing to do the right things when it comes to Obama, then the next best thing is to let him hang himself with his own actions.  In his actions, he is turning out to be very effective indeed.

Comment by Gloria Shuttleworth on March 11, 2012 at 8:33am

Tancredo: Impeachment Proceedings Against Obama Should Begin ASAP

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Almost every week brings a new reason for the United States House of Representatives to bring impeachment charges against President Obama. The question of the day is not why he should be impeached but why it hasn’t already been done.

This week it was Secretary of Defense Panetta’s declaration before the Senate Armed Services Committee that he and President Obama look not to the Congress for authorization to bomb Syria but to NATO and the United Nations. This led to Rep. Walter Jones, R-N.C., introducing an official resolution calling for impeachment should Obama take offensive action based on Panetta’s policy statement, because it would violate the Constitution.

Well, really, folks: Is Obama’s disregard of the Constitution really news? No. He has done it so many times it doesn’t make news anymore. Democrats approve it and Republicans in Congress appear to accept it – not all Republicans, of course, but far too many.

The list of Obama’s constitutional violations is growing by the day and ought to be the topic of not only nightly news commentary but citizens’ town-hall meetings and protest rallies.

http://visiontoamerica.org/8637/tancredo-impeachment-proceedings-ob...Post Continues on www.wnd.com

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Comment by Robert P. Garding on February 27, 2012 at 4:46pm

Harry, I got to watch that video that you put up about a Soldiers last wish.  That was something how the people came forward to help finish the truck after the jerkwad ran off with all that money.  I hope he gets his, and we all can know about it happening.  That act was despicable.

Comment by Robert P. Garding on February 27, 2012 at 4:45pm

I did a post on my blog about that.  This is stupid.  One of the things that we have seen from Obama since he took office is his ability to apolgize for America and praise our enemies.  I am sick and tired of him to tell the truth.  Thank God when November comes the people will speak.

Comment by Harry Riley on February 25, 2012 at 1:34pm

Yep.......how about Obama demanding an apology from Karzai for the killing of our two warriors?  He offers an apology for the burning of Korans but isn't concerned about accountability for our warriors......disgusting and despicable.

Comment by Gloria Shuttleworth on February 25, 2012 at 12:31pm

US Military Burns Bibles but Condemns Burning  Korans

February  24, 2012 by The Godfather

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If  reports are accurate, it looks like those who burned Korans that had been  written in to deliver secret messages to other prisoners may have to stand  trial. We’re not hearing anything about whether those who killed US troops over  the affair will suffer a similar fate.

Afghan President Hamid Karzai had accused a United States officer of “ignorantly” burning copies of the Koran. As a result, rioters took to the  streets. So far, 11 people, in addition to the two U.S. servicemen, have been  killed.

Demonstrations have drawn thousands of angry Afghans to the streets, chanting “Death to America!”

“NATO officials, in response to a request for the trial and punishment of the  perpetrators … promised this crime will brought to court as soon as  possible,” Karzai’s office said in a statement.

President Barack Obama  sent a letter to Karzai apologizing for the burning of the Korans, after Afghan  laborers found charred copies while collecting rubbish at the Bagram Air  Base.

I don’t know if the President has said anything about the deaths of two  United States soldiers and he wants an apology from Afghan President Karzai.  Apologies these days are mostly a one-way street. We’re doing all the  apologizing.

Our government apologizes for burning a few Korans, and yet it burns  thousands of Bibles at the same Bagram Air Force Base. Here’s a CNN  story from 2009 that is not getting any media attention:

Military personnel threw away, and ultimately  burned, confiscated Bibles that were printed in the two most common Afghan  languages amid concern they would be used to try to convert Afghans, a Defense  Department spokesman said. The unsolicited Bibles sent by a church in the United  States were confiscated . . . at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan because military  rules forbid troops of any religion from proselytizing while deployed there, Lt.  Col. Mark Wright said. . . .

“The decision was made that it was a ‘force  protection’ measure to throw them away, because, if they did get out, it could  be perceived by Afghans that the U.S. government or the U.S. military was trying  to convert Muslims,” Wright told CNN on Tuesday.

Troops at posts in war zones are required to burn  their trash, Wright said.

According to the military, the Bibles were “trash.”

The one thing that would help the blood-crazed Middle East, military rules  say it must be destroyed. Is it any wonder that we are not making any progress  as the body counts continues to mount? God is not mocked. We are trying to win a  war with bullets, missiles, and drones instead of God’s Word. What’s worse,  shooting bullets or dropping Bibles all over the Middle East?

On May 28th, 1849, Robert C. Winthrop (1809–1894), descendant of Governor  John Winthrop, first governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony, addressed the Annual  Meeting of the Massachusetts Bible Society in Boston, and said in part, “Men, in  a word, must necessarily be controlled, either by a power within them, or by a  power without them; either by the word of God, or by the strong arm of man;  either by the Bible, or by the bayonet

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Comment by Gloria Shuttleworth on February 24, 2012 at 4:40pm

I agree Harry, all are cowards. It must have been a predetermined decision. indiana made a bad decision and what a shame! Your welcome Harry, sorry it wasn't good news for us but I'm not giving up!

Comment by Harry Riley on February 24, 2012 at 4:28pm

Doesn't sound like much was offered in support of Obama  but perhaps the Commission had a predetermined decision.  Not a single word as to why they rejected the Obama challenge........cowards all.........

Thanks Gloria.........

Comment by Gloria Shuttleworth on February 24, 2012 at 3:13pm

The Indiana Election Commission voted 3-1 today to reject Republican gubernatorial candidate Jim Wallace from the May 8 primary ballot.

The decision means that U.S. Rep. Mike Pence will not be opposed for the Republican nomination for governor, unless Wallace can get this decision somehow overturned.

Wallace said after this morning’s hearing that he was disappointed but was exploring all options, including legal ones, to be on the ballot.

“I’m not throwing in the towel yet today,” Wallace said.

The commission also voted 4-0 today against challenges to both Sen. Richard G. Lugar and President Barack Obama. Lugar was being challenged based on whether he remains an inhabitant of this state, one of the requirements to be a U.S. senator, since he has not lived here since 1977. Obama was being challenged by a couple voters, led by California attorney Orly Taitz who thinks Obama is not a citizen of the United States and stole his Social Security number.

In Lugar’s case, two Democrats on the commission both expressed concerns that Lugar may not be properly registered to vote as his voting address and driver’s license both show an address of a home he sold in 1977. But they said the issue here was a narrow one of the meaning of inhabitant. Democrat Tony Long said later that if he was going to err, it would be on the side of keeping someone on the ballot. Lugar, he said, has been a good representative of the state and tried to do the right thing by seeking attorney general opinions on whether his Indiana residency was affected by living in Virginia. Attorneys General Linley Pearson in 1982 and Greg Zoeller now have both said he did not lose residency.

Long said he wanted to vote to support Wallace, but could not get past the fact that he did not have enough certified petition signatures in Marion County.

Wallace blamed his apparent failure on a flawed process in Marion County which rejected a much higher percentage of petition signatures to be on the ballot than other counties. He said he submitted 1,282 signatures in the 7th District, entirely located in Marion County, but the Board of Voter Registration only certified 486.

http://www.indystar.com/article/20120224/NEWS05/120224022/Election-...

Indiana let us down!

 

Comment by Gloria Shuttleworth on February 24, 2012 at 2:58pm

Haven't heard one thing about it and nothing on the local news about it. Sure wish I knew but if I hear I'll let you know Harry.

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