'The Case for Impeachment'

The Founding Fathers enshrined the impeachment clause in the U.S. Constitution because they feared a president intent on subverting the very principles on which the American experiment was built would someday rise to power.

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Lying, bribery, subverting election laws, payoffs, aiding the nation's enemies, seeking the abrogation of the U.S. Constitution: Which of these does not fulfill the "high crimes and misdemeanors" requirement in the nation's founding documents for removing a sitting president, asks the author.

"The Case for Impeachment" is an insightful summary of how President Barack Hussein Obama’s purposeful actions have "jeopardized America’s ability to defend herself, and undermined our free-enterprise system, corrupted our democratic institutions and transferred massive amounts of power and wealth from American citizens to extremist special interest groups whose loyalty lies not with our Constitution, but with a global socialist movement."

Baldwin, a senior research fellow at the Western Journalism Center, says the issue of impeachment "is no longer a laughing matter."

"With the economy continuing to implode, the coming collapse of the dollar, high unemployment rates, the government takeover of entire industries, the administration's weak and naïve response to the worldwide jihadist threat and the ongoing frontal assault on our Judeo-Christian heritage, the impeachment option is one that can no longer be ignored," he finds.

Impeachment, after all, is based on "high crimes and misdemeanors," an "old English common-law phrase, which, in the 1600s, meant negligence, abuse of power, and abuse of trust," says Baldwin.

"Not only has the Obama administration promoted dangerous and unsustainable policies, but it has also engaged in corrupt and illegal activities such as bribery, a crime the Founders specifically cited as an impeachable offense. Moreover, this report details numerous instances of Obama lying to the American people, a pattern which clearly indicates a character defect that in itself endangers America. Given this, we believe impeachment is necessary for the future survival of America," says the author.

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