“Republicans, as well as Democrats committed to our constitutional framework, should fearlessly marshal the administration’s frauds, obstructions, and violations of law. They should demand transparency and accountability for the lies, the broken oaths, the betrayal of the rule of law, and the damage wrought—including lives not only devastated but lost due to the administration’s recklessness.” — Andrew McCarthy Copy Share
“In the Obama administration, “rule of law” talking points are just rhetorical camouflage.” — Andrew McCarthy Copy Share Image
“The GOP had better get past its angst—either that or be prepared to accept a government that is more a centralized dictatorship… — Andrew McCarthy Copy Share Image
“Democrats will get back to obsessing over the “rule of law” if and when Republicans win another presidential election.” — Andrew McCarthy Copy Share Image
“As was easily foreseeable, the unprovoked military adventure empowered anti-American terrorists.” — Andrew McCarthy Copy Share
“Republicans, as well as Democrats committed to our constitutional framework, should fearlessly marshal the administration’s frauds, obstructions, and violations of law. They should demand transparency and accountability for the lies, the broken oaths, the betrayal of the rule of law, and the damage wrought—including lives not only devastated but lost due to the administration’s recklessness.” — Andrew McCarthy Copy Share
“In addition to involving the nation in an unauthorized war in Libya that empowered jihadist enemies of the United States, he and his subordinates falsely represented that the purpose of the war was to protect civilians, pursuant to a United Nations resolution.1 In fact, the purpose of the war was to overthrow the Libyan regime of Muammar Qaddafi, a government… — Andrew McCarthy Copy Share
“The president and his subordinates willfully defrauded the American people, including investors in the public securities exchanges, in connection with Solyndra, a solar energy… — Andrew McCarthy Copy Share Image
“Rouhani triumphantly boasted in a tweet that the United States had “surrendered to Iranian nation’s will,” while the regime’s chief negotiator bragged that Iran… — Andrew McCarthy Copy Share Image
“Passing articles of impeachment against President Obama in the House at this premature point would have the same effect. There is no public will to remove the president and therefore no prospect of convicting him—or even of making Democrats nervous about protecting him—in the Senate. A good many fair-minded Americans would see the futile exercise as a partisan stunt and… — Andrew McCarthy Copy Share
“He and his subordinates have issued a visa to a self-proclaimed member of a formally designated Egyptian terrorist organization in order to enable that… — Andrew McCarthy Copy Share Image
“Willful and repeated violation of the Constitution is the textbook example of high crimes and misdemeanors.” — Andrew McCarthy Copy Share Image
“Congressional Democrats want the current president to use the enormous raw power vested in his office by Article II to achieve statist transformation. If he does so, they will support him. They do not insist that he comply with congressional statutes—which must be consistent with the Constitution in order to be valid, and thus may reflect the very constitutional values… — Andrew McCarthy Copy Share
“With the November election looming and the president’s campaign rhetoric about decimating al-Qaeda becoming laughable, the White House endeavored to defraud the American people into believing that the Benghazi massacre was not a terrorist operation foreseeably carried out by al-Qaeda affiliates on the eleventh anniversary of the 9/11 atrocities, but a spontaneous riot provoked by an anti-Muslim video.” — Andrew McCarthy Copy Share
“He and his subordinates have repeatedly, systematically and willfully withheld from Congress and from the American people information to which they are entitled, despite… — Andrew McCarthy Copy Share Image
“Despite being briefed about the ongoing terrorist attack at the Benghazi facility very soon after it began, the president took no meaningful action as president and commander in chief to protect and defend Americans who were fighting for their lives. The president and his subordinates have refused to account to the American people and their representatives in Congress regarding his… — Andrew McCarthy Copy Share
