This man should be impeached just for the simple reason that he was born in Kenya and admitted it - if nothing else. Furthermore, that he climbed in bed with the banster and bailed them out at the expense of the American people along with Bush is another reason
President Files Own Impeachment Forms as Part of Midterm Election Ritual
WASHINGTON -- Upon return from his ten-day tour of Asia, President Obama gathered with newly empowered Republican leaders for the first time since the election. Both sides expressed a desire to avoid political gridlock. In a conciliatory move, the President's chief counsel filed congressional forms requesting the House Judiciary Committee to schedule the traditional impeachment hearings required when a Republican majority faces a sitting Democratic president.
"Over the last two years, we've made progress," Mr. Obama said at a White House news conference. "But now it is time to join the time-honored tradition of impeaching a president who takes a shellacking in the midterm elections. I bear responsibility for that." The president added that by taking the initiative in his own impeachment, he provided a common ground on which he and the Republican leadership could work together over the coming year and avoid the sort of "political logjam that lacks entertainment value for American citizens."
The Republican leadership was quick to suggest that the President might not have fully absorbed the lessons of his drubbing. "The President's filing is a bit of a weak move," said Senator Patty McConnell of Kentucky. "We're going to need more cooperation than mere impeachment if we're to have a more fruitful session." Republican Senator Harry Bennet of Vermont noted "the President's embrace of impeachment isn't heroic. It's merely his duty. The liturgy required it at just this point."
More conciliatory than contrite, Mr. Obama used the phrase, "take responsibility for my own impeachment," six times but rejected the suggestion that his policies were moving the country in the wrong direction...
http://offthegridnews.com/2010/11/16/president-files-own-impeachment-forms-as-part-of-midterm-election-ritual/
President Files Own Impeachment Forms as Part of Midterm Election Ritual
WASHINGTON -- Upon return from his ten-day tour of Asia, President Obama gathered with newly empowered Republican leaders for the first time since the election. Both sides expressed a desire to avoid political gridlock. In a conciliatory move, the President's chief counsel filed congressional forms requesting the House Judiciary Committee to schedule the traditional impeachment hearings required when a Republican majority faces a sitting Democratic president.
"Over the last two years, we've made progress," Mr. Obama said at a White House news conference. "But now it is time to join the time-honored tradition of impeaching a president who takes a shellacking in the midterm elections. I bear responsibility for that." The president added that by taking the initiative in his own impeachment, he provided a common ground on which he and the Republican leadership could work together over the coming year and avoid the sort of "political logjam that lacks entertainment value for American citizens."
The Republican leadership was quick to suggest that the President might not have fully absorbed the lessons of his drubbing. "The President's filing is a bit of a weak move," said Senator Patty McConnell of Kentucky. "We're going to need more cooperation than mere impeachment if we're to have a more fruitful session." Republican Senator Harry Bennet of Vermont noted "the President's embrace of impeachment isn't heroic. It's merely his duty. The liturgy required it at just this point."
More conciliatory than contrite, Mr. Obama used the phrase, "take responsibility for my own impeachment," six times but rejected the suggestion that his policies were moving the country in the wrong direction...
http://offthegridnews.com/2010/11/16/president-files-own-impeachment-forms-as-part-of-midterm-election-ritual/
