Sallow, the Constitution is pretty clear on who agrees to fund projects of the government. Many of us like this President, but he keeps pushing the envelope of presidential power in areas that are not his power to weild. That's the job of the Congress by the Constitution.
I would like to see the President accept his Congress that the American people gave him to counter him when he is acting inappropriately. If he just can't live with the people's choice of Congresscritters, they're not going to like it and may act in behalf of the people who elected them to stop Obama's shennanigans of constantly pumping, pumping, pumping a system that disallows the President from funding crazy spending.
I'd be sad if he doesn't start understanding his role in financing. He doesn't have the right to force Congress to spend all the money anybody ever thought of to do every little thing ever thought of to spend money.
I hope you will encourage the President to calm the spending down. The people have no choice but to put a Congress in that stops the spending any which way they can.
It doesn't have to come down to impeachment unless this President comes to the realization in this Constitutional Republic, others he may not care for are put in place to prevent a heavy-handed dictatorial leader from pushing the nation into an unconscionable overburden of repayment of the national debt.
I don't want to see an impeachment unless there is proof Obama is betraying his fellow Americans in some insidious way.
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