The esteemed Rivkin and Foley make a case for Boehner’s lawsuit against Obama.

While compelling and well-reasoned, the flaw is exposed in the last sentence:

“The problem will be cured once the judiciary declares unconstitutional the president’s unilateral suspension (of the law’s provisions) and vacates the executive branch measures through which these suspensions were affected.”

Doesn’t that require an impartial judiciary?

What are the odds of that, in this highly charged political atmosphere?

No better than 50-50.

“VA manipulated vets’ appointment data, audit finds”

Can’t wait to hear about the findings of ‘a broader investigation’ next month.

“Shock U.S. Senate Report: Left-Wing ‘Billionaire’s Club’ Using Environmentalism to Control the US Economy and Subvert Democracy”

Remember all those Left-wing billionaires Harry Reid says Democrats don’t have?

Speaker Boehner has pulled the immigration bill from the House floor.

Obama’s lawlessness and political machinations created the chaos.

The GOP joint statement noted the President hasn’t enforced existing law, and there’s no reason to believe (based on his actions) he would enforce additional laws.

No kidding…you think?

Looks like the Halbig decision may lead to another (pleasant?) surprise for many.

The DC Circuit Court decision ruled states with federal-created exchanges can’t qualify for fed subsidies, because O’care law says only state-created exchanges get them.

Guess what else only pertains to state-created exchanges? Mandate penalties.

According to a year-old Washington Times op-ed, text of O’care law “..unambiguously says that a ‘state‘ must set up the exchange to enforce the tax credit and the mandate.”

For 36 states, sounds like consumers are off the hook if they opt-out of Obamacare. (The citizens of those states may want to check this out for themselves.)

For those in 14 states with state-created exchanges…thank Democrat lawmakers…

…because the Mandate Penalties toll for thee.

U.S. corporations are bugging out.

America has the world’s highest corporate tax, at 39.1%, and combining that fact with uncertainty of anti-business policies Obama threatens, they’re leaving the USA.

By ‘inverting’, they’re selling corporate ownership to smaller foreign companies, whose countries have a much lower tax rate that’s enticing the change in ownership.

Obama thinks that’s ‘unpatriotic’ and threatens to change laws to stop the inversions, which is ironic when you realize it’s Democrat tax policy that caused it to begin with.

Corporations have been sitting on trillions of dollars due to his anti-business agenda, refusing to invest in growth or new equipment because of the inherent uncertainty.

Now due to Democrat tax policy, they’re bailing out, taking that money with them.

If Obama tightens his corporate choke-hold, he could drive multi-national companies away altogether, according to Investor’s Business Daily.

Either way, Democrat policy is risking trillions…to tax billions.

The short version…Obama threatens to veto it anyway.

The long version…see Bill Kristol’s penetrating Weekly Standard article.

Obama doesn’t want a reasonable immigration reform bill – he wants his version. The GOP should simply point out Obama’s failure to enforce existing law, his veto threat…

…the 356 House bills hidden and stalled by the Democrat-controlled Senate…

…and pull the immigration bill from the floor.

McCain took the high road in 2008…

Romney took the high road in 2012…

Looks like Boehner has joined them on that journey down the high road for 2014…

But it’s a High Road to a town called Futility.

The much-respected Andrew McCarthy restates his case for ‘broad public consensus’, but forgets that the argument against impeachment does not follow a logical path.

One can only reap ‘broad public consensus’ by reasoned argument which irrefutably addresses and destroys issues that opposition forces raise…and therein lies ‘the rub’.

While Obama’s lawlessness and unconstitutional behavior justifies impeachment, consensus against impeachment centers on the fact Obama is the first black president.

And THAT fact can’t be refuted…thus, by Mr. McCarthy’s public consensus standard…

…Obama is unimpeachable…Regardless of his actions.

Obama and his minions will raise the specter of impeachment prior to the mid-term elections, because he’s not on the ticket…but that specter adds him to it.

Besides, Democrats are expert at turning a weakness into a strength. They will not allow the minor inconvenience of Obama not being on the ticket to get in their way.

With the IRS-Benghazi-Fast&Furious-VA-O’care scandals, they need something.

Political expediency…and Obama’s narcissism…demand he be center in the dialogue.

The national media lapdog will do the rest.

Democrats are using the impeachment threat to fund raise; are we expected to believe they won’t use it to get voter turnout, just because the GOP stays quiet on the issue?

It’s no longer a matter of WHO, WHEN, or HOW impeachment – or the threat of same – was initiated prior to this November’s midterm election…

…it’s now a question of WHY Republicans failed in their Constitutional duty.

Democrats pulled the trigger to energize their base, and won’t stop. The ONLY thing Republicans can do to energize its base is to impeach; not doing so turns voters off.

It’s best to remember ‘Beware of the man who has nothing to lose.’

Even with Republicans silent, Democrats and their media will scream impeachment between now and November, adding Obama to the ballot…and veiling scandals.

The GOP has nothing to lose.

BlueCollar has made the case for a fraud impeachment (here, here, and here).

The esteemed Andrew McCarthy advised that the Obamacare fraud was impeachable.

Now Wayne Allyn Root, former Libertarian VP nominee, joins us by making the case.

Obama lied to us endlessly while pushing Obamacare. So did Democrat Senators.

Mr. Root just wants Obama’s scalp.

BlueCollar thinks Democrat Senators should pay as well.

We repeat…if the Democrat Senators (co-conspirators to the fraud) are impeached as a group with the Fraudster-in-Chief, the power of the Senate swings to Republicans…

…because impeached Senators cannot sit in judgment on themselves.