"Biggest scandals"? TWO?
Obama has willfully failed to enforce the torture treaty, signed by Ronald Reagan and duly ratified by the Senate, that compels him to investigate and prosecute torture. As Sullivan
put it earlier this year, "what Obama and Holder have done (or rather not done) is
illegal."
What about the republican, who authorized it?
Obama stopped it and there was an investigation.
December 9 2014
President Obama said he believed it was "important" for the Senate Intelligence Committee to release the
results of its investigation into the CIA's use of enhanced interrogation techniques, saying in a Telemundo interview airing Tuesday evening: "One of the things that sets us apart from other countries is that when we make mistakes, we admit them."
Then the other 'biggest" scandal?
Obama also
violated the War Powers Resolution, a law he has specifically proclaimed to be Constitutionally valid, when committing U.S. troops to Libya without Congressional approval.
Obama didn't need it, moron.
September 14 2012
President Obama has taken the formal step of notifying Congress that he has deployed troops "equipped for combat" to Libya and Yemen to defend U.S. citizens and property, pursuant to the War Powers Resolution.
"Although these security forces are equipped for combat, these movements have been undertaken solely for the purpose of protecting American citizens and property," the president wrote in a letter to Congress. "These security forces will remain in Libya and in Yemen until the security situation becomes such that they are no longer needed."
Consistent with the War Powers Resolution, the president has to notify Congress when he dispatches combat-equipped troops to a foreign country.