Holder Can’t Explain Constitutional Basis For Obama’s Executive Orders

Via Washington Examiner:
Attorney General Eric Holder couldn’t explain the constitutional basis for executive orders such as President Obama’s delay of the employer mandate because he hasn’t read the legal analysis — or at least, hasn’t seen it in a long time.
“I’ll be honest with you, I have not seen — I don’t remember looking at or having seen the analysis in some time, so I’m not sure where along the spectrum that would come,” Holder replied when Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, asked him to explain the nature of Obama’s constitutional power to delay the mandate.
Lee had based his question on a standard legal test, first described by Supreme Court Justice Robert Jackson, who said the president’s authority to issue executive orders is strongest when he does so with the backing of Congress (category one), more dubious when he issues an order pertaining to a topic on which Congress has not passed a law (category two), and weakest when the executive order is “incompatible with a congressional command” (category three), to use Lee’s paraphrase.
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"Of course he can't. He has no more credibility on the constitution than his wimp-ass boss. They don't know the Constitution, they just want to destroy it, and a fine job they're doing, too. So, what the f**k, are we going to let 'em? How did Holder ever got a law degree? He can never answer a legal question, or doesn't remember anything pertaining to laws. How come the two smarted mother effers on the planet never know anything? The only thing he does is blame and justify. Maybe he got his law degree on the Internet. You know the ironic thing is that the

Sandra Fluke May Run For Henry Waxman’s House Seat

Via Politico:
Sandra Fluke, who became an instant celebrity when she was denied the opportunity to testify at an all-male hearing on Obamacare’s contraception requirements, is “strongly considering” a bid for Rep. Henry Waxman’s Congressional seat, according to KPCC, a a Southern California radio station.
“I’m flattered that I’m being discussed as a potential candidate,” she told the station. “A number of folks I respect very deeply have reached out today and encouraged me to run. I am strongly considering running.”
Fluke rose to stardom in 2012 as a Georgetown Law student, when she was denied the chance to testify at a Republican-led House oversight hearing on Obamacare’s contraception coverage requirements. The controversy went viral when conservation radio host Rush Limbaugh called her a “prostitute” and a “slut” because of her need for birth control.
Fluke quickly become a celebrity for the left and an outspoken advocate for women’s health rights. She even received a speaking spot at the Democratic National Convention last in 2012, as Democrats emphasized their contention that Republicans had mounted a “war on women.”

"She fits the profile. Ugly, lying, confused, fraud committing, happily whoring herself, corrupt, low IQ, in love with womanizers and women abusers, moocher, parasite and hates children, stuck forever in the victimhood. She is a slam dunk for a democrap in commie cesspoll Calipornia. I just

State of the Union (2014 Political Remix Video)

Ratings For Obama’s SOTU Speech, Sets Record Low

Via Politico:
Fewer than 33.3 million Americans watched President Obama’s State of the Union address on television last night, the lowest turnout since President Clinton’s final State of the Union address in 2000, according to newly released Nielsen ratings.
Viewership for Obama’s State of the Union addresses has been in decline since 2009, when he drew 52.4 million television viewers. 48.0 million watched on television in 2010, 42.8 million in 2011, 37.8 million in 2012 and 33.5 millino in 2013. This year’s speech now replaces last year’s as the second-lowest rated since Nielsen began recording viewership in 1993.
Nielsen’s totals are based off viewership for CBS, ABC, NBC, FOX, Azteca, Fox Business, Fox News Channel, CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, Al Jazeera America, Galavision and Mun2. They do not include digital livestreams.

"No one that wishes to remain sane would willingly watch and listen to this marxist asshole for 65 minutes. You can't expect ratings when you have nothing to say that anyone wants to here. When I want bullshit, I turn on BSDNC. I wouldn't watch, but I wonder how manythat did left once they had their fill of his lies? It should have only taken about two or three minutes when he started talking. I mean really, who the hell wants to listen to the shit that comes out of those ugly lying purple lips. Not I.  I would have been better off watching my dog take a shit and watching it freeze. America doesn't want to watch a liar talk about himself and watch seals clap at the appropriate time? I didn't need to watch it because I can tell you what the speech was going to be about. Here is a summary, "I, me, my, republicans are bad, pen and phone, I, me, my, rich people bad, income inequality, I'll make opportunity, republicans are bad, me, my, follow me or I'll leave you all behind." It is so predictable.

Gotta touch the savior. Get some of that magic juju. Who is that cow wiping the drool off Barry's chin? No doubt more than half the people clapping like brain dead seals will run from Barry

Picture's, Joke, And Quote Of The Day

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 The fact that gay marriage and marijuana were legalized on the same day in Colorado makes perfect biblical sense: Leviticus 20:13 says: "If a man lies with another man, they should be stoned."

Quote of the Day:

    "Republicans could be chasing Democrats around from coast to coast on Obamacare alone. But instead, they are picking a 3% issue and picking a fight with their own base over it. And they’re picking the fight now, ahead of most primaries and months ahead of the general elections. There is time for the badness that is “comprehensive immigration reform” to sink in and sink the party. If you think the media won’t take advantage of this and try to get Republicans in primaries fighting among themselves over this, you don’t know the media. Of course they will. That’s what they do...

Pushing immigration now undermines the case that Obama is lawless, since any reform depends on him to enforce it and the Republicans are in effect saying that they trust him. Pushing immigration now undermines the rule of law, which also runs against the ability to cast Obama as lawless. Pushing immigration now does nothing for the millions of Americans and legal aliens who cannot find work in the Obama economy.

Pushing immigration now is weapons-grade stupid. Sens. Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz have struck the right notes on immigration this week. Boehner should listen to them. Stop throwing interceptions, please. Run with the Obamacare ball and wear out the Democrats’ defense. And then break them." --Bryan Preston