U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch became the latest Obama appointee to admit that one of her top priorities is to make sure President Obama’s policies live on long after she and her boss leave power. Lynch is quoted in the latest issue of New York Magazine saying: “My goal is to position the [Department of Justice] where it will carry on in all of these issues long after myself and my team have moved on.” She was speaking specifically about Obama’s executive orders on gun control, which he announced last week. Lynch made the comment in response to a question about how she planned to prosecute gun sellers under the new executive actions.
Leading Republican presidential hopefuls Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and Ben Carson all vowed to overturn the Obama orders if elected. But if Lynch gets her way, that will be easier said than done. And Lynch is not the first Obama appointee to make such a comment.
Leading Republican presidential hopefuls Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and Ben Carson all vowed to overturn the Obama orders if elected. But if Lynch gets her way, that will be easier said than done. And Lynch is not the first Obama appointee to make such a comment.
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My Take - This is an example of how clueless these bureaucrats are and how dangerous. There is one thing they must learn - they don't make laws, and neither does Obama. They may fill the federal bureaucracy with treasonous leftist loons before they leave, and they may pass 100,000 pages of regulations this year instead of the typical 70,000 to 80,000, but control of the purse strings can fix all of that. It's time to dismantle the federal government with repeal of the 16th and 17th amendments and pass a 28th amendment to put age and term limits on the federal judiciary. See....problem solved!
My Take - This is an example of how clueless these bureaucrats are and how dangerous. There is one thing they must learn - they don't make laws, and neither does Obama. They may fill the federal bureaucracy with treasonous leftist loons before they leave, and they may pass 100,000 pages of regulations this year instead of the typical 70,000 to 80,000, but control of the purse strings can fix all of that. It's time to dismantle the federal government with repeal of the 16th and 17th amendments and pass a 28th amendment to put age and term limits on the federal judiciary. See....problem solved!
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