Reflexiones Día del Padre: el futuro de nuestros niños en América – República O Presidencia Imperial

Inmigración: Debate Obama la Presidencia – Imperial de Obama al Departamento de Justicia de El Desafío de Arizona Immigration Law.     Ley de Extranjería. Para una revisión detallada de las leyes de inmigración en Arizona y la historia de las leyes de inmigración de los Estados Unidos, véase: http://mcauleysworld.wordpress.com/2010/05/05/the-immigration-debate-arizonas-law-facts-from- ficción-se-que-cansados-de-ser-mintió-a /    Justicia de Obama Departamento ha [...]

Father’s Day Reflections: Our Children’s Future In America – Republic Or Imperial Presidency

The Obama Administration cannot get an “amnesty program” or an “open borders policy” passed through Congress as the Constitution requires, so the Obama Administration is adopting extra constitutional (not authorized by or based on a constitution; beyond the provisions of a constitution) measures to achieve policies it cannot obtain constitutionally.

The Immigration Debate: Obama’s Justice Department to Challenge Arizona Immigration Law – Obama’s Imperial Presidency

The Obama Administration views itself as an Imperial Presidency – with President Obama as the omnipotent autocrat – possessing unlimited power, unlimited authority and unrestrained by Constitutional limitations. An autocrat free to ignore the oath to “protect and defend the constitution”, free to selectively enforce or ignores the laws of the land, free to try and implement his policies without the advise or consent of the Congress or the American people.

Day 62 Gulf Oil Spill: BP to sue Anadarko in Gulf Oil Crisis

Will Congress’ political theatre of this last week, a “show trial” called a “Congressional Hearing” conducted prior to the completion of any investigation, negatively affect the collection of damages from the responsible parties? Will Congress’ “rush to judgment” shelter at fault parties and prevent a full recovery of American damages? Will Congress’ rush to play the political CYA game, add insult to injury in the Gulf Coast?