Some will say so. His atrocious behavior is more like a dictator than a president.
He lies constantly, and his skirting of the Constitution at will is shameful. His administration is wracked by scandal after scandal. He also by passes Congress whenever he doesn't get his way on issues, and never takes the blame for anything, like a petulant child.
I doubt that he ever will. You may not like his politics, but there is no evidence that he has broken any federal laws.
His legacy to president obama was that black people can go and be presidents now cause of ernest green changing the laws
He might be close to violating the War Powers Act, in Libya. Other than that, the President hasn't broken any laws.
The duration of Broken Laws is 1.17 hours.
There are three branches: Legislative (to create laws) Judicial (to interpret how to apply laws and to oversee the process of determining trial procedures in applying laws to specific circumstances) the executive branch (to allocate resources, manage and strategize the enforcement or execution of laws) each branch has special abilities/powers that allow them to exercise some control over one another. I believe only the legislative branch (congress: House of Representatives and Senate) or the voting public through referendum have authority to conduct impeachment. Should Obama be looking out for you? :)
Broken Laws was created on 1924-11-09.
No, the Supreme Court does not have original jurisdiction in impeachment cases. According to the U.S. Constitution, impeachment is a process primarily handled by Congress, with the House of Representatives responsible for impeachment and the Senate conducting the trial. The Supreme Court's role is limited to interpreting laws and the Constitution, not adjudicating impeachment proceedings. Thus, impeachment cases are outside the Court's original jurisdiction.
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President Obama heads the executive Branch and he writes the laws.
Probably not. I know that is very disappointing to Republicans, but the truth is that contrary to what you hear on Fox News or on right-wing talk shows, President Obama has broken no laws and is not guilty of any impeachable offenses. Disagreeing with someone's political views is not grounds for impeaching them.
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Yes. He has acknowledged that during his high school years, and into his first year or two of college, he was involved with drug use-- mostly marijuana, although he did try cocaine several times (but didn't like it). Fortunately for him, he was not caught, since at that time, possession and use of marijuana was much more of a criminal offense than it is today.