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2naSalit

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24. He's also facing a national election two weks later which is also

Fri Jan 23, 2015, 10:31 PM

Jan 2015

against protocol. Of course he's coming to try to damage the "talks" but he is also trying to look tough for the elction, trying to show how he can sway the US government to his bidding.

He's evil,and trying to manipulate the foreign policy for his own gains... and trying to start a war. He wants to bomb Iran so bad that if he can't get us to do it, he'll use the weapons we gave him - paid for by we taxpayers - to start it himself. Then when he gets his ass handed to him he'll come crying to us to protect him and Isreal.

He has a history of going up to hornets, ' nests to wack them with a stick and then hiding behind the US when the hornets come after him. He needs to go away and STFU. I hope he loses the election... even the Moussad is against him on this and that's hugh!!

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Did John Boehner VIOLATE THE LAW By Inviting Netanyahu to Address Congress? [View all] Segami Jan 2015 OP

Keep your head down, you will be attacked here for saying that NoJusticeNoPeace Jan 2015 #1

Nope. The word "treason" is nowhere to be found in the article. arcane1 Jan 2015 #14

Anything to put him in prison. We can dream,No? easychoice Jan 2015 #2

Boehner in prison...would that be "Orange Is The New Orange"? n/t. Ken Burch Jan 2015 #31

Maybe the house of Orange Supermax? easychoice Jan 2015 #32

No you CANT if it means defending Obama or attacking the human garbage teaparty con NoJusticeNoPeace Jan 2015 #39

I think Boehner should be prosecuted for this. He violated the law, period. n/t CaliforniaPeggy Jan 2015 #3

He SHOULD be prosecuted for this. elleng Jan 2015 #4

Fugging enemy of the state malaise Jan 2015 #5

But this is about disrespecting Black man in White house, therefore NO, we wont do NoJusticeNoPeace Jan 2015 #40

Yes that is how the birther madness was handled malaise Jan 2015 #41

The patience the AfAm community shows, fucking amazes me...WOW NoJusticeNoPeace Jan 2015 #42

It's beyond amazing malaise Jan 2015 #44

Interesting, especially this part which does seem to apply to this invitation: sabrina 1 Jan 2015 #6

And they know it's a breach... Segami Jan 2015 #8

Yes, that they knew and did it anyway. It is spiteful and I hope the backlash teaches both of them sabrina 1 Jan 2015 #12

The hang up is the phrase "without authority if the United States" Telcontar Jan 2015 #7

Vis a vis foreign policy elleng Jan 2015 #18

so was the enactment of sanctions against South Africa onenote Jan 2015 #33

You are comparing an actual act of Congress to the actions of a single member of Congress. Bluenorthwest Jan 2015 #34

See post 37 onenote Jan 2015 #38

The Constitution says.... Adrahil Jan 2015 #21

Boycott the sitting. lsewpershad Jan 2015 #9

Listening to a speech SickOfTheOnePct Jan 2015 #10

Then let Dems invite Khomeini and let the President and Kerry attend this 'joint session' of sabrina 1 Jan 2015 #13

You know, the Iranian official who would hold that role in their goverment is President Hassan Bluenorthwest Jan 2015 #35

there's more going on here than just a speech. it's never just a speech. unblock Jan 2015 #15

The paranoia around this place is simply amazing sometimes n/t SickOfTheOnePct Jan 2015 #16

paranoia? not in the least. this is the way politics is done. unblock Jan 2015 #20

I'm sure they will discuss issues of common interest. Chemisse Jan 2015 #25

It's not just a speech, even people in favor of new sanctions on Iran understand this is wrong. herding cats Jan 2015 #22

Turn the FuckingYahoo's plane back. DeSwiss Jan 2015 #11

Probably wanting our congress to give him more of our tax dollars B Calm Jan 2015 #17

So, what is to be gained?.... Segami Jan 2015 #19

So when the Democrats pushed through sanctions on South Africa over Reagan's veto onenote Jan 2015 #28

The US Congress has the Constitutional power to override a Presidential veto if they have enough Bluenorthwest Jan 2015 #36

So you agree that Congress has a significant role to play with regard to foreign relations onenote Jan 2015 #37

The Speaker is not an alternate CinC Telcontar Jan 2015 #29

This is a perfect opportunity for the teabaggers in the house to remove him alfredo Jan 2015 #23

He's also facing a national election two weks later which is also 2naSalit Jan 2015 #24

Exactly! Chemisse Jan 2015 #26

No. onenote Jan 2015 #27

Well, i think we see how the next 18 months are going to go. Calista241 Jan 2015 #30

The Speaker of the House is the only one that extends invitations to speak before a joint session. tammywammy Jan 2015 #43