Tom Tancredo: Impeach Obama

[Don]

Sounds good to me! Tancredo says Obama's dereliction of duty in failing to defend against foreign invasion on our undefended southern border is an impeachable offense. High time someone said so! Now Tancredo is being condemned by all the GOP RINO's who are passionately defending Obama.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2010/jul/22/the-case-for-impeachment/

[wetibbe]

Retired U.S. Maj. Gen. Paul E. Vallely, a noted military leader who now is a presence on the Internet with his Stand Up For America and Veterans Defenders websites, told WND he would like Obama to resign.

Vallely, who served in Vietnam and retired in 1991 from the U.S. Army as deputy commanding general for the Pacific, said, "We now must call for the immediate resignation of Barry Soetero (AKA President Barack Hussein Obama) … based on incompetence, deceit, fraud, corruption, dishonesty and violation of the U.S. oath of office and the Constitution."

"We can wait no longer for a traditional change of power and new government," he has warned.

"'We the People' have had enough. Enough is enough. The Obama White House and identifiable members of Congress are now on a progressive socialist, treasonous death march and are bankrupting and weakening the country. We have watched them violate their sacred oath of office. 'We, the People' cannot wait for and solely rely on the next round of elections in November of this year. It is now and each day that these public servants must put the citizen's interests above self-interest by resigning immediately," he said.

Peter Ferrara, on the American Spectator website, also has predicted Obama's resignation.

"I am now ready to predict that President Obama will not even make it [to 2012]," he wrote. "I predict that he will resign in discredited disgrace before the fall of 2012," Ferrera said.

[Don]

I believe Obama will hang on to the bitter end. I don't think there will ever be a serious impeachment effort. The GOP has too many skeletons in its own closet and impeaching Obama for dereliction of duty would set a standard to which the GOP would have to comply in the aftermath of removing him from office on those grounds.

[Ayatollahgondola]

I believe Obama will hang on to the bitter end. I don't think there will ever be a serious impeachment effort. The GOP has too man skeletons in its own closet and impeaching Obama for dereliction of duty would set a standard to which the GOP would have to comply in the aftermath of removing him from office on those grounds.

I think an impeachment effort would be used as a sideshow to turn any future impeachment attempts away from the publics desire to use them. And you're probably right; If the level of corruption is as saturated as we think, any real attempt at impeachment would be a threat to the whole enterprise

[Twoller]

Is this really a novel idea? What ever happened to the whole birth records flap? Where was Tancredo when that was still a hot topic?