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A key House panel voted on Thursday to authorize Speaker John Boehner to sue President Barack Obama for failing to faithfully implement Obamacare.
The House Rules Committee vote was 7 in favor, 4 against. All the Republicans voted for it; all the Democrats voted against it. It brings the resolution closer to full House vote, expected next week before Congress adjourns for a five-week summer recess.
"The president has repeated encroached on Congress's power to write the laws," said Rules Committee Chair Pete Sessions (R-TX). "Laws are not a mere list of suggestions from which a president can pick and choose."
House Panel Votes To Sue Obama
The worthless TeaBag congress now makes themselves a bigger joke -- as if that were possible.
A key House panel voted on Thursday to authorize Speaker John Boehner to sue President Barack Obama for failing to faithfully implement Obamacare.
The House Rules Committee vote was 7 in favor, 4 against. All the Republicans voted for it; all the Democrats voted against it. It brings the resolution closer to full House vote, expected next week before Congress adjourns for a five-week summer recess.
"The president has repeated encroached on Congress's power to write the laws," said Rules Committee Chair Pete Sessions (R-TX). "Laws are not a mere list of suggestions from which a president can pick and choose."
The point is, you DON'T write laws, you just bicker like little children.
House Panel Votes To Sue Obama
The worthless TeaBag congress now makes themselves a bigger joke -- as if that were possible.
A key House panel voted on Thursday to authorize Speaker John Boehner to sue President Barack Obama for failing to faithfully implement Obamacare.
The House Rules Committee vote was 7 in favor, 4 against. All the Republicans voted for it; all the Democrats voted against it. It brings the resolution closer to full House vote, expected next week before Congress adjourns for a five-week summer recess.
"The president has repeated encroached on Congress's power to write the laws," said Rules Committee Chair Pete Sessions (R-TX). "Laws are not a mere list of suggestions from which a president can pick and choose."
The point is, you DON'T write laws, you just bicker like little children.
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House Panel Votes To Sue Obama
The worthless TeaBag congress now makes themselves a bigger joke -- as if that were possible.
A key House panel voted on Thursday to authorize Speaker John Boehner to sue President Barack Obama for failing to faithfully implement Obamacare.
The House Rules Committee vote was 7 in favor, 4 against. All the Republicans voted for it; all the Democrats voted against it. It brings the resolution closer to full House vote, expected next week before Congress adjourns for a five-week summer recess.
"The president has repeated encroached on Congress's power to write the laws," said Rules Committee Chair Pete Sessions (R-TX). "Laws are not a mere list of suggestions from which a president can pick and choose."
The point is, you DON'T write laws, you just bicker like little children.
A few weeks ago, Rep. Steve Stockman (R-Texas) championed a proposal to prevent the Department of Energy from blocking approval of offshore-drilling permits. There was, however, a small problem: the Energy Department doesnt regulate drilling. As Ben Geman explained, the Interior Department does. Stockmans bill addressed an imaginary problem.
The punchline, of course, is that his bill passed, 218 to 204.
House Panel Votes To Sue Obama
The worthless TeaBag congress now makes themselves a bigger joke -- as if that were possible.
The point is, you DON'T write laws, you just bicker like little children.A key House panel voted on Thursday to authorize Speaker John Boehner to sue President Barack Obama for failing to faithfully implement Obamacare.
The House Rules Committee vote was 7 in favor, 4 against. All the Republicans voted for it; all the Democrats voted against it. It brings the resolution closer to full House vote, expected next week before Congress adjourns for a five-week summer recess.
"The president has repeated encroached on Congress's power to write the laws," said Rules Committee Chair Pete Sessions (R-TX). "Laws are not a mere list of suggestions from which a president can pick and choose."
And now they're on vacation.
Lazy Teabag fuckers.
House Panel Votes To Sue Obama
The worthless TeaBag congress now makes themselves a bigger joke -- as if that were possible.
A key House panel voted on Thursday to authorize Speaker John Boehner to sue President Barack Obama for failing to faithfully implement Obamacare.
The House Rules Committee vote was 7 in favor, 4 against. All the Republicans voted for it; all the Democrats voted against it. It brings the resolution closer to full House vote, expected next week before Congress adjourns for a five-week summer recess.
"The president has repeated encroached on Congress's power to write the laws," said Rules Committee Chair Pete Sessions (R-TX). "Laws are not a mere list of suggestions from which a president can pick and choose."
The point is, you DON'T write laws, you just bicker like little children.
they're hysterically funny... if they weren't screwing up the works.
And now they're on vacation.
Lazy Teabag fuckers.
House Panel Votes To Sue Obama
The worthless TeaBag congress now makes themselves a bigger joke -- as if that were possible.
A key House panel voted on Thursday to authorize Speaker John Boehner to sue President Barack Obama for failing to faithfully implement Obamacare.
The House Rules Committee vote was 7 in favor, 4 against. All the Republicans voted for it; all the Democrats voted against it. It brings the resolution closer to full House vote, expected next week before Congress adjourns for a five-week summer recess.
"The president has repeated encroached on Congress's power to write the laws," said Rules Committee Chair Pete Sessions (R-TX). "Laws are not a mere list of suggestions from which a president can pick and choose."
The point is, you DON'T write laws, you just bicker like little children.
Comrade stupidfuck, of course they have the right to sue the criminal in the White House - this is STILL America, despite the assault by you of the Khmer Rouge.
Suing the scumbag gangsta Obama is a better choice than impeaching.
they're hysterically funny... if they weren't screwing up the works.
I'm aware that you are unfamiliar with any aspect of the law, but there is something in law known as "precedent."
No, I don't mean the guy you worship in DC; precedent is a decision or ruling that sets the rules for later decisions. The precedent for suing a sitting president was set under Bill Clinton. While the party will wail, the legal basis for bringing suit against Obama for his long list of criminal acts is well established. Yes, ThinkProgress will send forth you morons to spew idiocy - which will have no bearing at all on the case.
