Justice stands afar off and truth is fallen
This president is notorious for breaking the law. He released 36,007 criminal aliens convicted of murder, rape, kidnapping and assault, sold guns to Mexican drug dealers, refused to enforce marriage laws, allowed thugs to prevent white people from voting in Philadelphia, negotiates with terrorists, and funds the enemies of America and puts the weight of the White House behind overthrowing governments on behalf of the Muslim Brotherhood. Is there no end to impeachable offenses and high crimes and misdemeanors perpetrated by this man? Yet the best the opposition party can muster is found in South Carolina Republican Senator Lindsey Graham’s remarks: if he does it again, we’ll call for impeachment.
Graham was talking about releasing terrorist combatants from Guantanamo Bay without congressional approval. The Hill reports Graham as saying, “It’s going to be impossible for them to flow prisoners out of Gitmo now without a huge backlash. There will be people on our side calling for his impeachment if he did that.” In typical communist propaganda rhetoric, Michigan Democrat and chairman of the Senate Armed Service Committee Carl Levin said, “The White House did not comply with the requirement of the 30-day provision. However, the White House said it had power under Article II of the Constitution to do what it did.” He said congress was notified that the president was not going to follow the law.
Not all congressmen are as a wimpy or ridiculous in their statements. Democrat Dutch Ruppersberger, ranking minority member of the House Intelligence Committee, told the Baltimore Sun, “Since World War Two we have not negotiated with terrorists or other groups. What concerns me is the future. This puts all Americans at risk throughout the world, including our men and women on the front line…for kidnapping.” Finally, someone tells the truth about the consequences of the president’s reckless action against the American people, but still no one is stepping forward with measures to bring this rogue marxist Islamist to justice on behalf of the American people.
I am told by private sources that there are two reasons politicians of both parties will allow this president to remain in office: 1) they are afraid of impeaching the first president of color, and 2) Republicans do not have control of the Senate to make impeachment stick. Right is right and wrong is wrong, no matter what race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or nationality the perpetrator is. Isn’t that what our nondiscrimination laws say? Have we become an Isaiah 59:14 people: “And judgment is turned away backward, and justice stands afar off: for truth is fallen in the street, and equity cannot enter”? If so, these leaders are a reflection of who we are. We need to get serious about the Great Commission.
