Make no mistake about it. Obama intends to announce (in a round about way) a complete takeover over of the U.S. government in his SOTU address tomorrow evening. He has already flashed his pen and phone. That was just a not-so-subtle warning of things to come. Tomorrow he will make it official and use Congressional obstruction/inaction as the reason. He will use his dictatorial powers to create jobs, raise the minimum wage, tackle the NSA, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. REALLY? After five years in office none of this has been moved forward at all? Oh, wait, it is the fault of the obstructionist. GOP dominated house!
Um wait a minute, weren't the Dems in complete control of Congress for his first two years? Oh, that's right he was too busy implementing his totalitarian grab of 1/6 of our economy and pushing the "green" agenda to worry about unemployment and all that stuff. Seriously, everything this man has done has been about hijacking our social/economic/political systems under the guise of "fairness" aka the redistribution of wealth (read the destruction of the middle class).
Unfortunately, there are way too many fellow socialists/Marxists/Communists (yes, Alan West was right) in the House and Democrat dominated Senate protecting him and supporting his agenda to effectively stop him. There is much documentation to support this fact--this is but one. source
Will "We The People" wake up and get these enemies of freedom out of office and get off the road toward totalitarianism?
From FOX "...Obama will also make clear his intentions to use his executive powers to achieve his goals when Congress fails to pass legislation.
"The Republican Congress is not going to rubber-stamp the president's agenda,” White House senior adviser Dan Pfeiffer told “Fox News Sunday." "And the president is not going to sign the Republican Congress' agenda."
Obama, in an effort to avoid the appearance of being a lame duck president, is also expected in his State of the Union address to press Congress to extend long-term unemployment benefits and to assure Americans that they are better off with ObamaCare, despite a rocky start to the website rollout.
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told ABC’s “This Week” that 2014 will be an “action year” and that the president’s signature health care law is a success -- “expanding access to quality and affordable health insurance to millions of Americans and reducing the growth in health care costs.”
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