Impeach or Not to Impeach: That IS the QuestionCatherine J. Frompovich There comes a time when I feel everyone must take a stand for what he or she believes in and in what truly makes substantial difference to their sense of morality, ethics, governance, and community. For me, at least, the saturation point has arrived! Im up to my eyeballs in overload from the lack of transparency in an administration that originally campaigned on changing the former administrations very lack of transparency that thrust the USA, the beloved country I was born and raised in, into illegitimate wars, plus an untenable disregard for the U.S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and usurpation of all the basic freedoms Americans cherished for as long as our history remembers. The time has come for me to speak up, and that I will do now while I feel I still can under the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.[1] Anyone who knows me will agree that Im a person who tells it like it is; I dont spit polish dings into perfection, nor do I appreciate human dingbat frailties no matter where they occur, especially in elected officials. In my unflattering opinion, it seems we have an infestation of dingbats within the U.S. Congress and, particularly, in the Obama administration, starting at the very top. Strong words? Yes, but strongly impeachable actions definitively deserve strong words, in my opinion. Lets go back to the last time the word impeachment was seriously bandied around Washington, DC, in the media, and the press. Do you remember how incensed members of Congress were about some stains on Monica Lewinskys little blue dress?[2] Those stains came about, supposedly, because of a non-discretionary sexual liaison with then President Clinton and a White House intern. OMG! Seemingly, everyone became incensed about President Clintons testimony about the word is. Remember how pundits scathed and just about everyones eyebrows almost levitated about, It depends on what the meaning of the words is is. Well, quite frankly, that kind of legal horseplay was nothing compared with the double talk, lies, and apparent back-room deals to give away U.S. sovereignty and rights to the United Nations. Instead of my writing about it, maybe you would like to hear from none other than Alex Jones of InfoWars here.I know many folks may consider Mr. Jones a conspiracy theorist but, hes got the evidence goods to back up what he says. In that article, Calvin Woodward points out, And Woodward cites a few things Obama did, butand heres the BIG buthe also says Then there happens to be a litany of 12 impeachable offenses that, perhaps, readers would like to consider. The offenses are drafted by Michael Connelley, JD, a retired Constitutional attorney, and enumerated here.Of the dirty dozen, the one that stands out as the most egregious, in my opinion, is Attorney Connelleys Number Updates are needed. Benghazi and the killing of four Americans need to be added to Mr. Connelleys list, I think, as only one person could be held responsible for giving the order to stand down, and that person is the president. Somehow, the presidents going to bed and not worrying about what was going on or happening in Benghazi ought to be considered an abandonment of the U.S. Ambassador and Navy Seals, and an impeachable criminal act, in my opinion. The USA does not abandon its people, especially its Ambassador! According to Slate, he [the president] and his team made up a fake story about a spontaneous uprising in Benghazi and downplayed intelligence that it could have been a premeditated attack by known terrorist organizations.[3] Are we learning about lies? Then theres the current NSA can of worms opened by whistleblower Edward Snowden, who exposed NSAs unconstitutional surveillance, which, in essence, became an executive agent for a presidential dragnet and the resultant surveillance state, in my opinion. Furthermore, PRISM (a clandestine national security electronic surveillance program)[4] violates two federal laws and the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. See that discussed here. Dont you think all the above is definitely more serious than stains on a dress? Why cant Congress or U.S. citizens get that? Why arent there demands for impeachment like we heard for Bill Clinton or even George W. Bush? Perhaps the answer may be found in color, as in the color of Mr. Obamas skin. Perhaps, everyone is afraid of being labeled a racist if they dont agree with him. Therefore, are all presidential transgressions being shoved under the Oval Office carpet because of political correctness? Well, lets discuss the race issue as it applies to President Obama. In my opinion, race was made an issue by Mr. Obama himself. He was the very person to play the race card first. Why do I say that? Well, factually, Mr. Obama is a mulatto, A person having one white and one Black parent.[5] Mr. Obama chose to be identified as the first Black president, and not as the first biracial or mulatto president, which in fact is what he truly is. So, there you have it. In essence, Mr. Obama threw the white race part of himself and his heritage under the bus, as they would say, and chose to be known as a Black president, thereby accurately choosing a term that possibly would place the fear of God into a lot of critics if they were to oppose him. Personally, I think Mr. Obama needs to disassociate himself from everything erroneous but the facts, even to the political correctness of his race. I wonder how he listed himself on the U.S. Census form. If he checked off Black or African, hes not told the truth! Now whats to be done about issues that are spiraling out of control? Well, I think concerned citizens are obliged to ask that Articles of Impeachment against President Obama be introduced by Congress. I did just that and wrote to both my Senators and Member of the House in the U.S. Congress. Below is the email letter I received from Senator Toomey of Pennsylvania, which I think explains what we need to do. Pat ToomeyU.S. Senator, Pennsylvania What Senator Toomey does not know is that I know how the process works. However, I dont think my member of the House of Representatives, who is a staunch Obama supporter, would have the courage to introduce Articles of Impeachment. I have to depend upon others to ask their members of the U.S. House of Representatives to do that, and thats why I wrote this article. Notes: [1] http://www.archives.gov/exhibits/charters/bill_of_rights_transcript.html Catherine J Frompovich (website) is a retired natural nutritionist who earned advanced degrees in Nutrition and Holistic Health Sciences, Certification in Orthomolecular Theory and Practice plus Paralegal Studies. Her work has been published in national and airline magazines since the early 1980s. Catherine authored numerous books on health issues along with co-authoring papers and monographs with physicians, nurses, and holistic healthcare professionals. She has been a consumer healthcare researcher 35 years and counting. Catherines latest book, A Cancer Answer, Holistic BREAST Cancer Management, A Guide to Effective Non-Toxic Treatments, is available on Amazon.com and as a Kindle eBook. Two of Catherines more recent books on Amazon.com are Our Chemical Lives And The Hijacking Of Our DNA, A Probe Into Whats Probably Making Us Sick (2009) and Lord, How Can I Make It Through Grieving My Loss, An Inspirational Guide Through the Grieving Process(2008). 