Where the FUCK is that piece of shit ULAVEN DEPUTZ, screaming SIGNING STATEMENTS?

as he did for 8 years under Bushcho?

Ulaven demorte went running scared after the last time I put him in his place. He is probably hiding under his bed with his bb gun that he brags about.

he is a first class racist hippo creep piece of shit!

I really could suck a big black cock right now

He's not giving up his Czars...







I guess the job is just too big for him; we know how much down-time he needs.

Hillary can't take up all the slack and poor ol' Joe just can't seem to stay awake...

funny how many threads HE started about signing statements 2001-2008

and NOW?

he is where?????????

busybody said:

funny how many threads HE started about signing statements 2001-2008

and NOW?

he is where?????????

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Isn't he still posing for the Disco Army Deserve...

...hating that he must dance defending your right to free speech?

one thing for sure

he doesnt needa wear CAMFO

his is a transparent HIPPO LOSER CREEP

any wonder why UD has me on IGGY?


White House Propaganda Minister Says Obama Was Never Opposed to Signing Statements…


Carney’s so full of shit I’m surprised we don’t see it pouring out of his ears.

(RCP) — Jay Carney says the position if that President Obama supports signing statements, but thinks President Bush “abused” signing statements.

“His concern was with what he saw as an abuse of the signing statement by the previous administration. So that the positions he took in signing statements on the budget bill entirely consistent with that position, you need to retain the right to, as president, to be able to issue those signing statements, but obviously they should not be abused,” White House press secretary Jay Carney told the press on Monday.

Flashback 2008: Obama promises not to use signing statements if elected President.


Question: When Congress offers you a bill, do you promise not to use presidential signage to get your way?

Obama: Yes. Let me just explain for those who are unfamiliar with this issue. Uh, you know we’ve got a government designed by the founders so that there’d be checks and balances. You don’t want a president who’s too powerful or a congress who’s too powerful or a courts too powerful — everybody’s got their own role. Congress’ job is to pass legislation; the president can veto it or he can sign it. But what George Bush has been trying to do is part of his effort to accumulate more power in the presidency is he’s been saying, “Well, I can basically change what Congress passed by attaching a letter sayin’, ‘I don’t agree with this part or I don’t agree with that part; I’m gonna choose to interpret it this way or that way’” — ah, that’s not part of his power. But this is part of the whole theory of George Bush that he can make laws as he’s goin’ along. I disagree with that. I taught the Constitution for ten years. I believe in the Constitution. And I will obey the Constitution of the United States. We’re not gonna use signage statements as a way of doing an end-run around Congress. Alright