Obama’s Policy Strategy: Ignore Laws I Don’t Like

by | Jun 18, 2012 | Crime, Law, Media, Overton Window, Politics

“In many ways, President Obama has fulfilled the dream of an imperial presidency that Richard Nixon strived for. On everything from [DOMA] to the gaming laws, this is a president who is now functioning as a super legislator. He is effectively negating parts of the criminal code because he disagrees with them. That does go beyond the pale.”

— Jonathan Turley, a constitutional law scholar at George Washington University Law School

via POLITICO.com.

This Jonathan Turley guy is no right-wing nut-job either.  This is a guy who wanted Obama to prosecute folks in GWB’s White House for the alleged use of torture.

We don’t have kings in this country.  If a president is not willing to recognize the separation of powers enumerated in the constitution then they should not serve.

 

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