On Voting Republicans Out Of Office

For the rest, just copy and paste each of the names and type in impeachment beside it. Easy.

He can use the Veto option on all else if he thinks he should.

Why would he veto that? Is he guilty of something? He sure is.

1. Darrell Issa Says Offering Joe Sestak a Job is Impeachable

In May 2010, Republican Rep. Darrell Issa (Calif.) argued that offering Representative Joe Sestak (D-Penn.) a job to in the White House is an impeachable offense. Unfortunately for Rep. Issa, not only did the allegations never gain any traction with the media, but a few months later Issa was forced to rescind his statement. In October 2010 Issa said that there was "not a chance" that House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform would impeach Obama. "Look, disagreeing with the president — the president using his authority, maybe even misusing it — that's not what impeachment's for," Issa said. "Do we have disagreements? Yes. Do we want to see that the president strictly adheres to process? Yes."

2. Tom Coburn Says Obama Not Doing His Job is Impeachable

Unfortunately, not all of Issa's republican colleagues learned from his mistake. Republican Senator Tom Coburn (Okla.) had apparently missed the incident entirely, because in 2013 he made some wildly nondescript allegations against the president. According to Coburn, Obama was failing to carry out his duties as president. "I think there's some intended violation of the law in this administration but I also think there's a ton of incompetence." Coburn added, "I don't have the legal background to know if that rises to 'high crimes and misdemeanors,' but I think you're getting perilously close." Those befuddling allegations followed the claim that customs enforcement agents where being advised to ignore background checks for immigrants.

3. Herman Cain Says Gay Marriage and Obamacare is Impeachable

During the 2011 Republican presidential primary, candidate Herman Cain also contributed to growing pile of impeachment threats. Cain argues that the president must be impeached for "trying to pass a health care mandate which is unconstitutional," and for "ordering the Department of Justice to not enforce the Defense of Marriage Act." Though these were quite popular claims in 2011, the Supreme Court has voided both potential causes by upholding the individual mandate and striking down DOMA. But it should never be forgotten that people who want to impeach Obama agree with Herman Cain.

4. James Inhofe Says Benghazi is Impeachable

Following the Benghazi scandal, a chorus of republicans called for the impeachment of the president. However, Republican Senator James Inhofe (R-Okla.) didn't just demand impeachment. "Of all the great cover-ups in history — the Pentagon papers, Iran-Contra, Watergate, all the rest of them," Senator Inhofe proclaimed, "this ... is going to go down as most egregious cover-up in American history." While the historical consequences of Benghazi have yet to be felt, the prophesized impeachment has not materialized.

5. Blake Farenthold Says Obama's Birth Certificate is Impeachable

But the number one most impressive call for Obama's impeachment was made by Congressman Blake Farenthold (R-Texas) in August 2013. In front of a town hall meeting, the congressman called for the impeachment of the president due to issues with Obama's birth certificate. Despite the fact that the White House had released President Obama's birth certificate from the state of Hawaii in 2011, Congressman Farenthold continued to argue the importance of the "whole birth certificate issue."

When Humphries suggested that the Democratic-controlled Senate would not impeach the president, Inhofe said that was true. He said that Benghazi would "endure" and impeachment could come after the 2014 midterm elections, when Republicans hope to retake control of the upper chamber.

Links? Impeachment talk started on MSNBC and other Dems. It wasn't a GOP talking point.

The people who call the shots in the party won't do impeachment. It's that simple. Other GOP'ers can talk about it all they want but the leadership won't let it happen.

What would they impeach Obama on? (All the answers would be stupid ones.)

Although I would enjoy the repeat of the Clinton impeachment by the GOP.

It's a weak argument Frank.

The party leadership wants nothing to do with it.

If you think it will help your buddies on the left feel better about themselves then so be it.

Hillary Clinton is still the favourite to win the next election with odds of 5/4 on. Basically there's not much point putting money on at those odds, stake of £4 just to get £5 back if she wins. 2nd favourite is Jeb Bush 10/1 against, if they can afford to offer odds like that they don't think he's got a cat in Hell's chance, they are businessmen after all.

http://www.oddschecker.com/politics/us-politics/us-presidential-election-2016/winner

Nb. Americans aren't allowed to bet, something to do with being freer than us.

How are you doing on freedom of the press?

Hillary Clinton is still the favourite to win the next election with odds of 5/4 on. Basically there's not much point putting money on at those odds, stake of £4 just to get £5 back if she wins. 2nd favourite is Jeb Bush 10/1 against, if they can afford to offer odds like that they don't think he's got a cat in Hell's chance, they are businessmen after all.

Fine, that's why Snowden used the Guardian.. Our broadcasters aren't allowed to lie, yours do, that's not press freedom. Ours can be relied on.

Regardless of what state you live in you're not allowed to bet on presidential elections.