Military Judge Rules Hussein Exerted “Unlawful Command Influence” When He Spoke Out On Sexual Assaults In The Military, May Hamper Prosecutions.

President Obama’s comments condemning military sexual assault and suggesting that those convicted be punished with, among other things, a dishonorable discharge may be backfiring on his efforts to root out the growing problem.
In pretrial hearings in two cases, a Navy judge in Hawaii ruled this week that Obama had exerted “unlawful command influence” as commander-in-chief in outlining the specific “consequences” he saw fit for members of the military convicted of sexual assault.

"Another nice job jackass. Hussein is a curse and a disease on this country. Everything he touches turns to shit. The bumbling Constitutional law pro strikes again. Oh I know we have been told repeatedly Hussein has a degree in Constitutional Law, but has anyone ever asked which country's Constitution? Because, it apparently is not the American Constitution. A Constitutional Law professor if one were stupid enough to believe his "credentials". And Bammy thought this was a slam-dunk opportunity to come across as a real bad-ass, take-charge Commander in Thief. He's clueless as to his legal responsibilities and duties but likes to see how much he can illegally get away with, having only a dummy-slapping Congress to stop him. 

How does this happen, it's because he has no military background at all. Not one person in his communist loving family has ever served, so he has absolutely no idea how it works. We need to start electing leaders who at least know what our military is. We need to elect honorably discharged veterans, period. No more military-hating communists like that worthless, brainless, classless piece of shit we have right now. We use to have presidents with some military

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 "[The IRS' Lois] Lerner, it is prudent to assume, is one among thousands like her who infest the regulatory state. She is not just a bureaucratic bully and a slithering partisan; she also is a national security problem, because she is contributing to a comprehensive distrust of government.

The case for the National Security Agency's gathering of metadata is: America is threatened not by a nation but by a network, dispersed and largely invisible until made visible by connecting dots. The network cannot help but leave, as we all do daily, a digital trail of cellphone, credit card and Internet uses. The dots are in such data; algorithms connect them. The technological gathering of 300 billion bits of data is less menacing than the gathering of 300 by bureaucrats. Mass gatherings by the executive branch twice receive judicial scrutiny, once concerning phone and Internet usages, another concerning the content of messages.

The case against the NSA is: Lois Lerner and others of her ilk." --George Will