OBAMA: Our role model on the rule of law???

[righteousdude2]

Not only is our POTUS a liar and the master of deception, he expects the youth of this nation to do "as he says" and "not as he does!"

Case in point ... last night after the Ferguson GJ announced it findings on the Michael Brown shooting, Obama goes on television calling for calm. Several times he speaks about this being a nation of laws, and the findings of this GJ was an example of the " rule of law" and we the people need to ABIDE with the rule of law.

Well I find that quite HYPOCRITICAL in that last week he circumvented and usurped the rule of CONSTITUTIONAL Law by lawlessly allowing five million law breakers freedom from the fear of deportation for the next three years, and the opportunity to feel what it's like to be Americans.

I guess the laws can be ignored and law breakers rewarded by Obama, just because Obama was tired of Congress doing nothing to right the broken immigration system. Or did he really sign an EO to avoid facing the new GOP led Congress, and the possibility of getting a bill on his desk that would not be to his liking?

If the POTUS can ignore the laws of our land; and if five million law breakers can be rewarded and not deported; why should people abide with a legal finding not to their liking. After all, they are ENTITLED and more than likely their president will sign an EO in the end granting them forgiveness of their lawless acts, too?

Any comments, views and opinions on the above are welcome. :smilewinkgrin:

 

[InTheLight]

The constitutionality of his executive order is not universally recognized as being unconstitutional. The President is responsible for enforcing the law. Looking the other way is his way of "enforcement". Kind of like when Reagan decided not to deport 200,000 Nicaraguan exiles in 1987.

Where was the hand-wringing for the past 15 years, Bush and Obama, when the federal marijuana possession laws were not being strictly enforced? Anybody talking about impeaching Bush for not enforcing these laws?

 

[righteousdude2]

The constitutionality of his executive order is not universally recognized as being unconstitutional. The President is responsible for enforcing the law. Looking the other way is his way of "enforcement". Kind of like when Reagan decided not to deport 200,000 Nicaraguan exiles in 1987.

Where was the hand-wringing for the past 15 years, Bush and Obama, when the federal marijuana possession laws were not being strictly enforced? Anybody talking about impeaching Bush for not enforcing these laws?

So typical...so expected. BLAME Bush when you can't find a solid argument against a solid truth. Give it a rest I'm the Liberal. Your predictable come backs are getting to be tired and old.

 

[Revmitchell]

So typical...so expected. BLAME Bush when you can't find a solid argument against a solid truth.

Yep....................

 

[InTheLight]

So typical...so expected. BLAME Bush when you can't find a solid argument against a solid truth. Give it a rest I'm the Liberal. Your predictable come backs are getting to be tired and old.

So typical. Ignore all my other points and pick the word Bush out of the paragraph and hammer on that aspect only. I'm not BLAMING Bush, I'm making a comparison between he and Obama.

Care to address this:

The constitutionality of his executive order is not universally recognized as being unconstitutional. The President is responsible for enforcing the law. Looking the other way is his way of "enforcement".

 

[OldRegular]

The constitutionality of his executive order is not universally recognized as being unconstitutional. The President is responsible for enforcing the law. Looking the other way is his way of "enforcement". Kind of like when Reagan decided not to deport 200,000 Nicaraguan exiles in 1987.

Now for the rest of the story:

Nicaraguan Exiles Will Be Allowed to Remain in U.S.
July 08, 1987|Associated Press


WASHINGTON — The Reagan Administration announced today that Nicaraguan exiles, numbering as many as 200,000 nationwide, will be permitted to stay in the United States under a liberalized immigration policy.

Atty. Gen. Edwin Meese III signed an order, after consultation with the White House, ensuring that Nicaraguans who have fled to the United States can remain here, the Justice Department said in a statement.

No Nicaraguan with a well-founded fear of persecution from the leftist Sandinista government will be deported unless he has engaged in serious criminal activity or poses a danger to national security, the Justice Department statement said.

There are an estimated 60,000 Nicaraguans in Florida and 90 who are eligible for immediate deportation, immigration officials said. Refugee advocates say as many as 75,000 Nicaraguans have settled in South Florida since the July, 1979, triumph of the Sandinista revolution.

http://articles.latimes.com/1987-07-08/news/mn-2719_1_nicaraguans

Where was the hand-wringing for the past 15 years, Bush and Obama, when the federal marijuana possession laws were not being strictly enforced? Anybody talking about impeaching Bush for not enforcing these laws?

No one is talking about impeaching O'Bamma for not enforcing marijuana laws.

 

[righteousdude2]

So typical. Ignore all my other points and pick the word Bush out of the paragraph and hammer on that aspect only. I'm not BLAMING Bush, I'm making a comparison between he and Obama.

Care to address this:

The constitutionality of his executive order is not universally recognized as being unconstitutional. The President is responsible for enforcing the law. Looking the other way is his way of "enforcement".

Wow! I figured you call me a racist, or hater. You instead gave me an easy bit of homework, and I choose not to do it as it is an exercise in futility and redundancy. :laugh:

 

[InTheLight]

Wow! I figured you call me a racist, or hater. You instead gave me an easy bit of homework, and I choose not to do it as it is an exercise in futility and redundancy. :laugh:

Here's what you said in another post today:

Not that what he did was a wrong thing. In fact, it was a heart-felt move by this president. Still, we are a nation of laws. A nation that has a Constitution that directs Congress to make laws and the President, who swore an oath to, to execute and enforce those laws. Now President can just say, I am going to go it alone.

And here's what I just said a couple of posts above:

The President is responsible for enforcing the law. Looking the other way is his way of "enforcement".

So where are we disagreeing?

 

[church mouse guy]

Let me tell you, refugees from communism should be allowed in the USA. I think that we should let Cubans in even if they are at sea. So I have no trouble with Nicaraguans in the 1980s.

However, Mexicans are here just to provide cheap labor for the US Chamber of Commerce and votes for the Democrat Party.

Meanwhile we murder our own children who could provide us with the labor that we need. It is like we are saying that we have to murder our own because we are racists who only want Hispanics working cheap for us.

People say that there are 20,000,000 illegals in the country. Rest assured that the emperor wants to legalize them all to save the Democrat Party in November 2016. Who says that there is friction between Obama and Hillary? Obama is doing everything illegal to help Hillary win in November 2016. As we speak, Hillary is using software to try and learn Spanish, which is difficult for her since she is not very eloquent in English and Obama is no help with her English because he went to school in Indonesia and is a boring speaker himself.

 

[Revmitchell]

L

However, Mexicans are here just to provide cheap labor for the US Chamber of Commerce and votes for the Democrat Party.

Nope they are potential voters illegal or otherwise.