When will President Obama accept responsibility for his policies slowing and delaying hiring and thus the highest unemployment in decades?

The Constitution requires the President to report to Congress annually on the “State of the Union”.  If Obama reported on the “State of the Union”, I missed it.

Most Presidents start their “State of the Union” Address with “The state of the union is …” followed by some adjective like “good” “strong”, or some less positive word.  Obama didn’t do that.  But, don’t tell him.  We don’t need another long boring lecture.

Will the Democrats run a fair election?  One Democrat talk show host said he’d vote 20 times if he lived in Massachusetts.

Will the Democrats play politics with seating the winner?  They have already said it could take two weeks to seat the winner.

Will the Democrats look honest on Friday?  I hope so.

Today, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton tried to divert blame by saying terrorism is caused by poverty.  This is a lie, based on leftist ideology, not the facts. The underwear bomber’s father is one of the riches men in Nigeria, and richer than more than 90% of Americans.

He must have believed Janet Napolitano, the Secretary of Homeland Security, when she said “the system worked!”

That person should take Attorney General Eric Holder’s decision to prosecute lawyers who gave advise to the CIA regarding “enhanced interrogation techniques”.  That person probably should consider advise Attorney General Eric Holder to cease his efforts to criminalize policy differences with a previous administration.

The above paragraph is the Constitutional definition of treason which limits treason to 3 offenses:

1. Levying war against the United States.
2. Adhering to (or joining with) Enemies of the United States.
3. Giving Enemies of the United States Aid and Comfort.

The first two are pretty straight forward.  If you joined Al-Qaeda, you would be guilty of adhering to an enemy of the United States and if you attacked a building, ship, soldiers, sailors or aircraft of the United States you would be guilty of levying war against the United States.

Giving “Aid and Comfort” to our enemies is much broader.  Fund raising for an enemy would obviously qualify.  Helping an enemy avoid capture would also qualify.

President Bush gave enemy combatants “Prisoner of War”status, even though they did not qualify under the Geneva Conventions.  Was that giving “Aid and Comfort” to our enemies?

The Geneva Conventions say that suspected unlawful combatants should face a military tribunal that would determine if they were:

1. Lawful combatants to be sent to a POW camp for the duration of the war, or
2. Civilians who inadvertently detained who should be released, or
3. Unlawful combatants who should be executed.

The Geneva Conventions don’t require trial by jury in a civilian court.  Is giving enemy combatants trial by jury in a civilian court giving them “aid and comfort”?

If the Attorney General were to put someone on trial and the prosecution was ineffective and does not result in a conviction and the judges orders the prisoner released and he once again fights against the United States, will the Attorney General be guilty of treason?

Are the Bush and Obama Administration officials, who released detainees to Yemen who then planned the December 25th attempt to blow up a flight from Amsterdam to Detroit, guilty of treason or just stupidity?

The Senate’s Health Care Bill  treats people in different States differently.  Doesn’t this violate the “equal protection” clause of the Constitution?

How else does this The Senate’s Health Care Bill violate the Constitution?