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It's still not clear who they'll get in bed with for the next Presidential election, but Fauxchohantus is looking like more of a contender than Shrillary. In the meantime, we're still stuck with the Emperor and her husband. More and more, though, the media is not covering for him the way they used to. So, unless his dreams of a full-on race war and the perfect excuse to declare martial law come to fruition, all we can do is hope he doesn't do too much damage before the people's house is cleansed of the stench.
Can you imagine USAToday or any other of the Oba-me media releasing a story like this even a year ago?
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...05/?siteID=je6NUbpObpQ-mQBr1b5oOoWDGyj7l0qmZQ
By issuing his directives as "memoranda" rather than executive orders, Obama has downplayed the extent of his executive actions.
WASHINGTON — President Obama has issued a form of executive action known as the presidential memorandum more often than any other president in history — using it to take unilateral action even as he has signed fewer executive orders.
When these two forms of directives are taken together, Obama is on track to take more high-level executive actions than any president since Harry Truman battled the "Do Nothing Congress" almost seven decades ago, according to a USA TODAY review of presidential documents.
Obama has issued executive orders to give federal employees the day after Christmas off, to impose economic sanctions and to determine how national secrets are classified. He's used presidential memoranda to make policy on gun control, immigration and labor regulations. Tuesday, he used a memorandum to declare Bristol Bay, Alaska, off-limits to oil and gas exploration.
Can you imagine USAToday or any other of the Oba-me media releasing a story like this even a year ago?
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...05/?siteID=je6NUbpObpQ-mQBr1b5oOoWDGyj7l0qmZQ
By issuing his directives as "memoranda" rather than executive orders, Obama has downplayed the extent of his executive actions.
WASHINGTON — President Obama has issued a form of executive action known as the presidential memorandum more often than any other president in history — using it to take unilateral action even as he has signed fewer executive orders.
When these two forms of directives are taken together, Obama is on track to take more high-level executive actions than any president since Harry Truman battled the "Do Nothing Congress" almost seven decades ago, according to a USA TODAY review of presidential documents.
Obama has issued executive orders to give federal employees the day after Christmas off, to impose economic sanctions and to determine how national secrets are classified. He's used presidential memoranda to make policy on gun control, immigration and labor regulations. Tuesday, he used a memorandum to declare Bristol Bay, Alaska, off-limits to oil and gas exploration.