BlindBoo
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Well the liberals have waved their white flag. I also think it is funny how (other than the fact Obama had a super majority for nearly two years) Obama has bypassed congress several times.
All to the loud cheers of the ignorant hypocrites like rightwinger or the less significant poster....camp. Now all of sudden they claim republicans have stopped him from doing what he supposedly wants with Gitmo. Are they saying he did break the law when he has bypassed congress? Someone decipher that for me please.
They are all over the place. They cannot keep their double talk straight. They of course do an even more amazing thing. They change their spots in the very thread and thank each other for doing it. They deny they saythings in the very thread they say it and thank each other as though they are not constantly contradicting themselves.
Ignorant as hell. Pieces of lying hypocritical shit. All of them.
Do you have any proof showing Obama had a supermajority for two years? I would like to see it
Best I have seen is around six months
Can you point to any of my posts in this thread that were hypocritical?
Oh, so you admit he had a super majority for at least 6 months? I cannot tell where this is going.
I had a feeling one of you would say......naaaa uhhh. He did not have a super majority for two years. It was only for 6 months or so.
Fucking liberals.
They of course move away from the point and get into this technicality that has nothing to do with the point. The point is he had a super majority and he promised to close Gitmo in his first year.
That is the point. It is still open. Oh, and back to the notion that you think Obama could not close it without the approval of congress. Are you saying it is a crime to do that?
Simple yes or no will suffice rightwinger. Is it against the law for him bypass congress?
Either way, he had a super majority, he promised to close Gitmo, and it is still open, and it is 6 years later.
He sign an EO to close it. Congress passed a bill that prevents him from carrying out that EO. That's how the system works.
No, it was not against the law for him to close it via an EO. However now that Congress passed a veto proof bill effectively countermanded his EO, so now it would be.