Thread: Shock Video: Obama Admits He Can’t Do What He Did Today

Shock Video: Obama Admits He Can’t Do What He Did Today

June 15, 2012


It‘s very rare that you see President Obama admit wrongdoing after he’s done something. Unfortunately, it’s much more common for him to say something is a bad idea and then do it. Listing the number of instances would take too long, but it‘s safe to say it’s a common trend.

And now there’s just one more example. In the following clip, taken from a 2011 Univision Town Hall, President Obama admits that it’s beyond his power to suspend deportations for anyone because (surprise, surprise) there are laws on the books that he’d be breaking by doing that. In other words, the President acknowledges that to do what he did today would be a rank violation of the separation of powers. Watch below:




Couldn’t have put it better ourselves, Mr. President. If only you’d listened.
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Shock Video: Obama Admits He Can’t Do What He Did Today (backdoor amnesty)

• Posted on June 15, 2012 at 7:57pm by Mytheos Holt

It‘s very rare that you see President Obama admit wrongdoing after he’s done something. Unfortunately, it’s much more common for him to say something is a bad idea and then do it. Listing the number of instances would take too long, but it‘s safe to say it’s a common trend.
And now there’s just one more example. In the following clip, taken from a 2011 Univision Town Hall, President Obama admits that it’s beyond his power to suspend deportations for anyone because (surprise, surprise) there are laws on the books that he’d be breaking by doing that. In other words, the President acknowledges that to do what he did today would be a rank violation of the separation of powers. Watch below:

President Obama's statement on bypassing Congress and issuing an Executive Order for Amnesty - YouTube

Couldn’t have put it better ourselves, Mr. President. If only you’d listened.

Isn't his admission that he knowingly broke the law and ignored the constitution be grounds for immediate impeachment?