If Republicans take control of the House, there is "not a chance at this point" that they will try to impeach President Obama, a top Republican lawmaker said this week.
Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), who would helm the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee if the GOP wins on Election Day, said that his party will not try to bring impeachment charges simply because it disagrees with the president.
"Not a chance at this point. I don’t see it happening," Issa said when asked if there is a chance of impeachment on Bloomberg's "Political Capital," which airs over the weekend.
"Look, disagreeing with the president — the president using his authority, maybe even misusing it — that’s not what impeachment’s for," he added. "Do we have disagreements? Yes. Do we want to see that the president strictly adheres to process? Yes."
Some Republicans, such as Rep. Michele Bachmann (Minn.) and former Rep. Tom Tancredo — who is running for governor of Colorado as a third-party candidate — have raised the specter of impeaching Obama, largely over his stance on immigration policy. Read more here
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This is just like the previous President. His crimes against humanity were protected by the Democrats who refused to do what the majority of Americans wanted to do: impeach him and the Vice President for crimes against humanity and end the illegal wars.
ReplyDeleteBoth parties are controlled by the very elites who have crashed our economy and stolen the Social Security Trust Fund.
If is not impeached then the republicans will be replaced!
ReplyDelete11:14 What would you impeach Bush for upholding the Constitution? idiot!
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