Henry Lamb makes some points worth considering.
"Obama believes in the rule of law — his law. No other law is relevant.
No other law matters. When Obama speaks, he expects the world to obey.
In his Tuesday night performance, he said "I will meet with the chairman
of BP and inform him that he is to set aside whatever resources are
required to compensate the workers and business..." "Inform him?"
Where does Barack Hussein Obama get the authority to issue orders to the
CEO of a private corporation? There is no such authority in the
Constitution. There is no law that empowers the president to "inform"
the CEO of any corporation how he will spend the corporation's money.
Obama couldn't care less about the Constitution or the law."
Read it all here.
"Obama believes in the rule of law — his law. No other law is relevant.
No other law matters. When Obama speaks, he expects the world to obey.
In his Tuesday night performance, he said "I will meet with the chairman
of BP and inform him that he is to set aside whatever resources are
required to compensate the workers and business..." "Inform him?"
Where does Barack Hussein Obama get the authority to issue orders to the
CEO of a private corporation? There is no such authority in the
Constitution. There is no law that empowers the president to "inform"
the CEO of any corporation how he will spend the corporation's money.
Obama couldn't care less about the Constitution or the law."
Read it all here.
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