White House to GOP on climate change: “I don’t believe they can stop us”

  It is becoming quite obvious that Barack Obama does not give a damn that the American people rejected his agenda in the mid-term election.

  After suffering such an historic defeat at the ballot box most people would feel a little humbled but not this president. Instead he is angered by what he feels, to quote Jonathan Gruber, is the stupidity of the American voter and he has decided to double down to show us who is in charge. It is quite infantile, yet dangerous, if you ask me but what would you expect from somebody who is used to getting everything he wants through his entire life?

 Barack Obama has made the decision to rule by dictate: We already know that he is going to move forward on amnesty on his own and now it is being reported that he had a message for the Republicans on climate change–try to stop me.

  Here is more:

The White House on Monday essentially dared Republicans to try and stop President Obama’s climate-change agenda, with officials bragging that even after the GOP takes control of the Senate in January, there is nothing that can be done to stop a host of controversial new actions.

On a conference call with reporters, White House counselor John Podesta said the administration will move ahead on the issue despite Republican efforts to stand in the way. He even called out incoming Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell by name, saying the Kentucky Republican will not succeed in trying to slow executive action on global warming.

“I believe the president will complete actions. It is a top priority of his and I don’t believe they can stop us,” Mr. Podesta said. “Not withstanding Sen. McConnell making this a top priority to leave the status quo, to leave the air dirtier.”

  What Barack Obama forgets, for as a constitutional lawyer I have to believe he knew at one point, is that the legislative and judicial branches are EQUAL branches of the government meant to ensure that one person does not have too much power.

  The constitution was written the way it was to stop a president from doing what Barack Obama is threatening to do but does the White House have a point?

  Can the Republicans stop him? Or perhaps more accurately, do they have the will to stop him? If they do want to stop him the only option the Republicans have is to not fund his policies but do they have the courage? I do not think they do so is it any wonder he is taunting them…