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Obama and the Supreme Court

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Does anyone know if a President has dumped on the Court as he did last night in the State of the Union Address? While he may not have liked their decision on campaign donations, it is though he wishes to forget about the seperation of powers. Work on new law that might pass muster, do not diss another branch of government in front of the entire country. Obama likes to take cheap shots at people or groups in this manner. He couches his words in double-speak, like his jab at Bush for dividing the country by actually going after the bad guys. Unlike Obama who wants to sit around the camp fire and roast marshmellows with our enemies thinking they then will like us.

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Definitely an odd moment. I thought we might see a gavel flung at the President.

He showed his true intentions last night. Him and his cronies are going after anyone that stands against them, and they are going to try to embarrass or shame them.

Does anyone know if a President has dumped on the Court as he did last night in the State of the Union Address? While he may not have liked their decision on campaign donations, it is though he wishes to forget about the seperation of powers. Work on new law that might pass muster, do not diss another branch of government in front of the entire country. Obama likes to take cheap shots at people or groups in this manner. He couches his words in double-speak, like his jab at Bush for dividing the country by actually going after the bad guys. Unlike Obama who wants to sit around the camp fire and roast marshmellows with our enemies thinking they then will like us.
You know, you can have any opinion you want, and you can even share it.

 

But keep composing drivel like your last sentence, and your credibility registers zero.

Obama has only one talent, a con artist. A hero to the dumbed down, brainwashed younger generation. I fear big trouble for our country. Soon the common sense americans will clash with the brainwashed and it will get ugly and possibly violent. Real freedom loving Americans are beyond fed up. Very sad.

Obama has only one talent, a con artist. A hero to the dumbed down, brainwashed younger generation. I fear big trouble for our country. Soon the common sense americans will clash with the brainwashed and it will get ugly and possibly violent. Real freedom loving Americans are beyond fed up. Very sad.

 

 

:lol:

Obama has only one talent, a con artist. A hero to the dumbed down, brainwashed younger generation. I fear big trouble for our country. Soon the common sense americans will clash with the brainwashed and it will get ugly and possibly violent. Real freedom loving Americans are beyond fed up. Very sad.

 

 

I find your opinion of the "younger generation" to be misguided and a painting with far too broad a brush.

I find your opinion of the "younger generation" to be misguided and a painting with far too broad a brush.

 

 

That's OK. This is apparent bastion of personal freedom is the one who said a woman shouldn't head the KHSAA because she couldn't be a linebacker. :lol:

Does anyone know if a President has dumped on the Court as he did last night in the State of the Union Address? While he may not have liked their decision on campaign donations, it is though he wishes to forget about the seperation of powers. .

 

I'm curious as to your view that he wishes to forgot about the separation of powers.

I do find it humorous that many who believed the gentleman from South Carolina was well within his rights to call the President of the United States a "liar" are now miffed that the same POTUS expressed a difference of opinion with the SCOTUS. Suddenly, decorum is back in fashion , I guess.

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Kevin McCullough of Baldwin/McCullough Radio stated "It was a cheap shot and multiple constitutionalists and scholars believe it may have violated the spirit embodied in our government's commitment to the seperation of powers."

 

Jan Crawford on CBSnews.com wrote "I don't remember a Democratic president, in a State of the Union Address take on the Supreme Court for a recent decision and dare Congress to overturn it."

For the record, I don't think bringing this up at this time was the right approach.

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You know, you can have any opinion you want, and you can even share it.

 

But keep composing drivel like your last sentence, and your credibility registers zero.

 

 

Only following Obama's lead. Everything is Bush's fault.

You can have your opinion, Obama can have his, but more people are believing he cannot or will not fight the terrorists for whatever reason. Talking to evil never gets the accomplished. You must defeat evil with action, not words.

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I'm curious as to your view that he wishes to forgot about the separation of powers.

 

By bashing the court in front of the entire country. He may thought it was a sutle hint, but it was clear of his intent.

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