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-Election 2012

Should Barack Obama Resign Tonight?

2012-10-22

by Roger L. Simon

I won't hear what I'd like to hear at the presidential foreign policy debate Monday.

What I'd like to hear is Barack Obama resigning over Benghazi, the most extreme public mishandling of an attack on American personnel ever, certainly in my lifetime. If I (or most people) had been president and something like that happened on my (our) watch -- and then I had lied about it myself while urging others to cover up -- I would be so ashamed of myself I wouldn't be able to come out in public.

But that's not what happened. In fact, the reverse occurred. The president acted as if it was Mitt Romney's fault for ever bringing the subject up. And he had a willing co-conspirator in the morally stunted Candy Crowley.

Obama's outrage during the second debate even at being questioned on his response to the terrorist killings is one of the ugliest displays of narcissism I have ever witnessed from a politician and certainly the ugliest if you consider the ramifications of his behavior...

Posted by:Fred

#6 The problem with impeachment is at least a 3rd of the Nation has no idea he's DONE anything wrong. They see that smile, hear that baritone voice, here the populist platitudes, and fall into line.

Take for example what I heard in my class 2 weeks ago. We got to talking about taxes and coorporations, and the people were for Romney. Problem? They were arguing the problem was Big Business sending people overseas! Why? Not too expensive, but out of simple greed for the bottom dollar. Solution? Create more taxpayers/force taxes on those Big Business people by making it LAW you had to have 30% of your workforce in country to do business here in the US. The Debt? Yeah, but if we had a workforce the Debt wouldn't be there!

Flabbergasted. Even winning is losing nowadays it seems.

Posted by: Charles 2012-10-22 17:56

#5 http://www.weeklystandard.com/articles/randall-terry-shoots-ad_654411.html?page=1

Soon I believe we will see a major shift. This Randal Terry has quite a history. The area he was in is very familiar to myself and is described well. I met a pro-lifer there who was involved in the French underground. A parochial school teacher by day and whatever at night. Many loyal Democrats like her have been abandoned by their party.Another big loss for the Democrats will force many to change their colors who wish to win. The Republican echelon should take notice to remain a viable choice for the people.

Posted by: Dale 2012-10-22 17:26

#4 And he had a willing co-conspirator in the morally stunted Candy Crowley.

Get the transcripts! Get the transcripts! Thank you Candy, would you say that a little louder (thank you also FLOTUS for leading the applause).....now where is that cra**er that asked the trick question. I've got to walk that back yet tonight before he goes on Fox!

Posted by: Besoeker 2012-10-22 15:33

#3 and spending the rest of his days as a late night comedy joke

In a 32 Million$ Hawaiian estate paid for by others. Tough life.

Posted by: Maggie Ulaiger2820 2012-10-22 15:27

#2 I would like to see him impeached, arrested, tried for treason and found guilty then executed.

However, since that isn't going to happen I would just be happy with him being voted out in a landslide and spending the rest of his days as a late night comedy joke.

Posted by: DarthVader 2012-10-22 15:05

#1

"But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government, and to provide new guards for their future security".
Declaration of Independence

Forget the polls this is the mood of a nation.

Posted by: Dale 2012-10-22 14:51

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