Wednesday, January 21, 2015

What, are you surprised?

What, are you surprised?

January 21, 2015 Barack Obama , Executive Privilege 1 Comments
Obama Calls For Civility, Then Immediately Taunts Republicans Over His Two Presidential Wins

Stephen Dinan, Jan. 20, 2015, Washington Times

Mr. Obama’s two separate veto threats in his speech this year is tied for the most in any State of the Union going back at least a century. President George W. Bush also issued two veto threats in 2008, and President Clinton issued two in 1996. 

But Mr. Obama’s threat may have been the broadest, with one of his threats covering everything from immigration to tweaking Obamacare to revamping the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reforms.

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1 comment:

  1. A Brand Versed WinnerJanuary 21, 2015 at 12:40 PM

    Come on, Larry! I love ya but, you know that was a sarcastic retort to sparse and insulting applause to his comment that he has "no more campaigns to run." Tell the whole story. Be above deception.

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