Presidents spend their waning years in office formulating a
legacy. Future historians will no doubt
look upon Barack Obama’s tenure as a transformative one. If they’re honest, and this country isn’t
under a dictatorship, they’ll write no president had such a callous disregard
for the citizens of this country as our American Nero. No president has cultivated and profited by
dividing subset groups as our American King Phillip II. No president has shown this much contempt for
the English language, the Christian religion, our institutions, and
Constitution as our American Hugo Chavez.
None of Barack Obama’s accomplishments could have
happened without the mainstream medias fawning adulation. This president’s extra-constitutional,
executive edicts and agreements wouldn’t have been possible had he been a white
republican. The press would’ve vilified
him as a dictator and ultimately demanded his impeachment. Instead, they marvel at the Anointed One’s
audacity and brilliance. They are accessories to his crimes.
The Iranian nuclear deal is a case in point on the
extra-constitutional measures the Obama administration will resort in order to
advance an agenda. The Associated Press
outlined the contempt this president has for Congress and ultimately the
America people.
Congress has 60 days to review the Iran
deal. While lawmakers can't block the agreement itself, they can try to pass
new sanctions on Iran or block the president from waiving existing penalties.
Some Republicans
say the White House is trying to pre-empt congressional actions by seeking an
endorsement of the nuclear deal at the United Nations Security Council next
week. Tennessee Sen. Bob Corker, the chairman of the Senate foreign relations
committee, wrote Obama a letter urging him to postpone the U.N. vote until
after Congress considers the agreement.
The White House
says the U.N. vote has no bearing on the status of unilateral American
sanctions on Iran.
But Michael
Hayden, who served as CIA director under former President George W. Bush, says
the White House's push for quick U.N. action seems to have a longer-term goal
than circumventing this Congress. Seeking the United Nations' stamp of approval
for the deal, Hayden said, appears to be "for the express purpose of
locking in the next president of the United States."
Barack Obama has set a dangerous precedent with his executive orders and agreements. He has laid the groundwork for an American
dictatorship. We all know it won’t be a
conservative that grabs the reins of power.
The press will see to that.
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