PolitiFact | Tom Graves says Obama has changed the Affordable Care Act 19 times
You need to read your links a little more carefully before you post them, because this one doesn't prove what you said it does. Politifact stated the only thing Graves got right was the number (19), he overexaggerated Obama's involvement.
From your link...
But hey, try again, maybe your luck will change.
Watching you Dumbocrats wildly flailing around trying to find a spin for everything Obama does is hilarious.
Sweetie, Obama isn't allowed any involvement in altering the law. That is strictly the responsibility of Congress. And he has altered Obamacare multiple times now on his own.
Here he is Sally, on video, from his own ******* website (WhiteHouse.Gov) admitting that he altered Obamacare all by himself (but claiming the decision was not his alone - that he "consulted" with business owners across America). Well guess what Sally - business owners don't get to alter Obamacare either. Only Congress can do that. And they haven't altered it. Not once. It has only been altered - ILLEGALLY - by Obama.
Forward to the 38:00 mark Sally - and watch your homosexaul fantasy ADMIT that he violated the U.S. Constitution:
President Obama Holds a Press Conference | The White House
And here is a fun link about the moment Obama admitted he violated the U.S. Constitution:
Obama: I Had To Violate The Constitution
And here is the transcripts as well Sally:
Obama: Ed Henry.
Ed Henry: I hope you would defend me as well.
Obmaa: I would.
Ed Henry: Okay, thank you. I want to ask you about two important dates that are coming up. October 1st youÂ’ve got to implement your signature health care law. You recently decided on your own to delay a key part of that. And I wonder, if you pick and choose what parts of the law to implement, couldnÂ’t your successor down the road pick and choose whether theyÂ’ll implement your law and keep it in place?
Obama: With respect to health care,
I didnÂ’t simply choose to delay this on my own. This was in consultation with businesses all across the country, many of whom are supportive of the Affordable Care Act, but -- and many of whom, by the way, are already providing health insurance to their employees but were concerned about the operational details of changing their HR operations, if theyÂ’ve got a lot of employees, which could be costly for them, and them suggesting that there may be easier ways to do this.
Now, whatÂ’s true, Ed, is, is that in a normal political environment, it would have been easier for me to simply call up the Speaker and say, you know what, this is a tweak that doesnÂ’t go to the essence of the law -- it has to do with, for example, are we able to simplify the attestation of employers as to whether theyÂ’re already providing health insurance or not -- it looks like there may be some better ways to do this; let's make a technical change to the law. That would be the normal thing that I would prefer to do.
But we're not in a normal atmosphere around here when it comes to "Obamacare." (In other words, since the Republicans won't do what I want them to do, I simply violate the U.S. Constitution and do what I want done anyway because I'm an arrogant asshole who believes I deserve dictatorial powers due to my supreme intellect).
Once again B.O. - you just got owned. Words - on video and right from your own God's mouth - admitting that he violated the U.S. Constitution. Now remember how you screamed the ACA was the "law!!!!"? Since you're such a law-abiding citizen, I can fully expect you to call all of your representatives this afternoon and demand that Obama be impeached (and after that, indicted) for violating the U.S. Constitution as well as his oath to uphold & defend it, correct?
Game. Set. Match.
