Impeachment: going from talk to action

Well Done Mr Keyes!!!

“[F]or treason is indeed … not only offenses against the … government, but also that accumulation of guilt which arises whenever a superior reposes a confidence in a subject or inferior … [who] so abuses that confidence, so forgets the obligations of duty, subjection, and allegiance, as to destroy the life of any such his superior. …” (Sir William Blackstone, Commentaries on the Laws of England, Chapter 6)

“The subjects of its jurisdiction are those offences which proceed from the misconduct of public men, or in other words, from the abuse or violation of some public trust. They are of a nature which may with peculiar propriety be denominated POLITICAL, as they relate chiefly to injuries done immediately to the society itself.” (Hamilton, Federalist No. 65)

“… no previous statute is necessary to authorize an impeachment for any official misconduct; and the rules of proceeding, and the rules of evidence, as well as the principles of decision, have been uniformly regulated by the known doctrines of the common law, and parliamentary usage. In the few cases of impeachment, which have hitherto been tried, no one of the charges has rested upon any statutable misdemeanors.” (Joseph Story, A Familiar Exposition of the Constitution of the United States, § 125)

It’s obvious that support is intensifying for the impeachment and removal of the civil officers collaborating with the Obama faction’s assault on the Constitution. Since I last wrote, the Obama faction and its collaborators have begun deploying the dismissive calumnies they use to cow and demoralize citizens roused to defeat the elitist faction’s effort to overthrow constitutional self-government in the United States.

“[S]enior White House strategist David Axelrod…went on MSNBC to label impeachment talk absurd.” Apparently, the Obama faction’s propaganda cable network (MSNBC) has been assigned to act as the vanguard of the effort to smear impeachment talk as “fringe” and “foolhardy.”

But a growing number of Americans are refusing to grovel at the insults of their would-be masters. These Americans mourn the wreckage of our economic strength. They take offense at the assault on our moral heritage and institutions. They angrily reject the wanton disregard for our natural and constitutional rights, along with the constitutional provisions that implement our sovereignty as a people. They lament dissipation of our good faith and credit as a nation, the ruin of our international stature, and the gradual decrepitude of our nuclear deterrent. Most especially, they resent seeing our military resources deliberately wasted, in ways that arm and strengthen the most active, deadly enemies of our nation, while callously expending the lives of our soldiers, intelligence operatives, and diplomats. They rightly conclude that the Obama faction and its collaborators are willfully destroying the life of the American people, the rightful sovereign to whose constitutional government all citizens of the United States owe true allegiance, especially when serving as civil officers in that government.