Pelosi's power grab

Barry Casselman
Washington Times

Now that the pre-eminent constitutional scholar and sometime speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, has determined that she is by fiat the commander in chief of our armed forces and secretary of state as well, it is time to consider the consequences of her actions by the same rules. If she commits "high crimes and misdemeanors" within those parameters indicated by the Constitution, would she be liable for removal from office by impeachment?

As luck would have it, the impeachment process begins in her own House, and since she has proclaimed herself virtually the entire executive branch of government, it follows that she might no longer have the constitutional protection of members of Congress who can be removed from office only by a vote of their colleagues in their own legislative body.

"Who's in charge of the executive branch? The speaker of the House or the president of the United States?
The only way to settle it, I think, is to impeach the impostor, whoever she or he may be." More

Pelosi has made a habit of being just plain stupid. Now as the mightiest women in the world she has exceeded even her own warped expectations of just how great an airhead she is. Wonder what she will do next to show us her utter contempt for our Constitution. Note that Hairy Reid the other babbling baboon has not pulled that little book out of his pocket to condem her bizarre actions. Some say Hairy lost his Constitution book and that the book he pulls out of his pocket on the floor with tears in his eyes is his little black book of federal contracts that go through his sons.

If only we had a leader instead of the rino wimps we are stuck with, what a hayday we could have with these two incompetent air heads. ~ PapaMac