Obama Takes Decisive Action

Bush III is at the Helm

Betsy Ross
http://backupamerica.blogspot.com/

Less than a week after swearing his oath of office (twice), President Obama's political rhetoric and slams against the Bush Administration with respect to the gaffe's of this past administration are now lying in the dust after less than a week in office, and appears instead were merely used during the campaign in order to feed on the public's dissatisfaction and it's outrage at this past Administration due to it's political corruption and Constitutional violations.

An inaugural ballyhoo that was embarrassing in it's excess, courtesy of the American taxpayer's by and large while this country is still engaged in a foreign conflict and whose economy is in the toilet, was only the beginning. The excesses of the Bush Administration in expanding government and our national deficit to a degree that would have fed the entire nation for a year (averaging $2,400 per person for that bailout he supported), and Mr. Obama's charisma it seems has started to lose it's charm for many.

Suprisingly or not so surprisingly, those who so criticized President Bush on his unlawful "signing statements," and Executive Orders, and expansion of the Executive Office to a degree unknown in this country's history have been characteristically silent with respect to Mr. Obama's immediate actions once Chief Justice Robert's gave the second oath of office. One of the justices on the same Court that failed in their duty to uphold the Constitution in mandating provision of Mr. Obama's certified birth certificate so that even the fundamental requirements for his right to the highest office in the land could be sufficiently satisfied given much of his youth was spent outside the U.S. The "political" Supreme Court also upheld the "right" of the Executive Office to "make law" outside the Constitution. I'm wondering at this point if they have even read it, or if Mr. Obama has - a claimed Constitutional lawyer. So far, it doesn't look like they have even a passing familiarity with it.

It has been reported that a drone attacked Pakistan in these last few days. Mr. Obama did state in one of his publicized speeches during the debates that he viewed Pakistan as a global threat (although it appears it is only it's neighbor, India, a primarily Hindu nation and for which there is a long history of differences, which has been the target thus far of their ire). Although expressing his desire to "bring home the troops" responsibly, he has continually mentioned Pakistan as a "threat." A threat to India maybe, but surely not the U.S. The country itself and it's government has made no overt moves or attacks against ours, and it would appear that he is continuing the engagement that started off so poorly under Bush even further tracking down supposed "al Qaeda" members who were not directly tied to the attacks on American soil now in Pakistan. Just how is it that you hope to "win" this "War on Terrorism" continuing the exact same strategy but simply moving the battle fronts against an enemy that believes that dying for their cause and martydom is what gains them their place in heaven, I and many Americans haven't a clue. Nor is Mr. Obama unaware that 70% of the citizenry at last count are against the continuation of this "War on Terror" but simply would like those responsible, Obama primarily, brought to justice. Again, another President deaf to the pleas of the people of this nation, and more intent on proving that wars for oil or in order to secure Israel's borders are defensive wars somehow under our Constitution. Or maybe Bill Gates just would like the U.S. to give his outsourced employees some protection, since he has given away so many U.S. jobs to the citizens of India primarily.

Another Executive Order was executed removing the Bush Executive Order whose intent was to protect doctors employed by health care networks and providers from facing loss of jobs or disciplinary actions in the event they refused to perform abortions on religious grounds. Those that take an affirmation to preserve life also had been placed in ethical dilemmas when the policies of hospitals and these networks, always more concerned with the buck than sometimes patient care, began outpatient procedures for on demand abortions. I suppose in Mr. Obama's understanding of the Constitution, it is alright to abridge one citizen's freedom and Bill of Rights protections for another "greater good," abortion on demand, and the partial birth abortions continued at some clinics which involve crushing the fetal skulls and sucking out the brains in order to abort them even more quickly during second trimester abortions.

He also is demanding that Congress release about 350 billion of the bailout campaign loan fraud and scam Congress approved in September instead of the personal debts they were and instead which were billed to the American people and their children, to now throw the masses made homeless by the Federal Reserve and these private banking institutions policies and nonnegotiable contracts and loans, a few crumbs apparently in an attempt to silence the majority of citizens who questioned also the Constitutionality of such an action in the first place - bailing out their campaign funders and a global concern certainly would infuriate Thomas Jefferson, Ben Franklin, John Adams - and especially Patrick Henry, the lawyer and orator who was the driving force behind that Bill of Rights.

From the first three days activities alone, it appears it is going to be a rough, and expensive, Obama Administration for those that can actually read the document upon which he twice took his oath, without fully understanding it. With he and Roberts juxaposing the language even in the short presidential oath itself, it appears the Constitution is not something either is well familiar with.

Published by Betsy Ross

Former legal professional and long time resident of the State of Arizona. Have written numerous articles for publication with respect to private property rights, immigration and Constitutional issues.  View profile

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  • Sheri Fresonke Harper2/6/2009

    Interesting :) Sheri

  • Betsy Ross1/28/2009

    which is not very favorable, but truly looks to be more appeasement, more corruption, more backroom deals, and more and more of the same Constituional violations. He criticized Bush's Executive Orders, which are not in any way Constitutional, and is humming right along now issuing his own. I didn't vote for either, so my conscious is clear no matter what happens because the two parties have merged essentially, the only difference is which "corporate" interest and lobbyist at the moment is set to win the volley during they assume their acting roles for CSPAN

  • Betsy Ross1/28/2009

    I lived in Arizona 45 years....McCain's record shows he is no Conservative, or even Moderate. He is more a left wing Democrat than even Obama, with the exception of his stances on abortion, which if it served his political career would change in an instant. I do believe Obama actually is going to be worse than Bush III and has already shown those signs with the computerized medical records which can be accessed without a patient's knowledge or consent on a "need to know" basis, which can be anything or everything - that is actually twice as bad as eaves dropped emails and phone records, now your bodily functions and medical history are public knowledge. And that has been kept out of the press. He is also pro-war, and will invade Pakistan eventually on one flimsy excuse or another, or Iran. A drone attack has already happened in Pakistan. Keep to your delusions, I'll stick with my facts or at least the logical conclusions that can be gleened from the evidence, which is not very fa

  • Kofi Bofah1/28/2009

    This is my theory on Obama: He ran far to the left to dispatch Hillary Clinton. He then moderated to the center to beat McCain. Now that he is in office - reality has set in and he realizes that "Change" does not happen overnight. I saw the writing on the wall and have intimated this several times - even on this site. Although I voted for Obama - I am a realist. Campaign promises are just that (rhetoric). But, I wouldn't go so far as to call him Bush III. Your post is very provocative and I applaud you for thinking outside of the box...

  • Betsy Ross1/28/2009

    You decide. He has spoken of simply moving the troops around the Middle Eastern chessboard, and expanding it if necessary into Pakistan for Bill Gate's employment base, and now is pondering setting up a nation wide data base for medical records so that Google can perhaps sell them to interested buyers including records on abortions, lawsuits, diseases. If you thought the Patriot Act was bad, this portion of the Stimulus package has not been disclosed by most of the mainstream media again, but can be found on World Net News if you are interested.

  • Kofi Bofah1/28/2009

    Bush III? Really?

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