BREAKING: House Turns Against Obama Gives Him The Worst News Of His Presidency... The House of Representatives recently gave Barack Obama some bad news on when they passed a measure that will block him from funding favored political organizations through penalties levied against banks. The finally vote for the Stop Settlement Slush Funds Act of 2016 was 241-174. Five Democrats joined with the Republicans present to approve the law. The decision followed the revelation that the Obama administration has been employing extra-constitutional ways to get around Congress and fund many of its favorite organizations. Obamas Justice Department reportedly forced multi-billion settlements with most of the major banks in the country, before offering them the option of paying back some or all of the amounts owed on a better than two-for-one dollar basis by donating to approved organizationsinstead of remitting all the money to the national Treasury. Bank of American reportedly donated $1.15 million to the National Urban League, which counts as if it were $2.6 million against the banks settlement. Similarly, $1.5 million to La Raza takes $3.5 million off the total amount of consumer relief owned by the bank. Many of these groups engage in voter registration, community organizing and lobbying on liberal policy priorities at every level of government, the Wall Street Journal continued. They also provide grants to other liberal groups not eligible for payouts under the settlements. Thanks to the Obama administration, and the fundability of money, the settlements beneficiaries can now devote hundreds of thousands of even millions of dollars to these activities. In April, the measure was introduced by House Judiciary Chairman Rep. Bob Goodlatte. It was designed to make it illegal for government officials from enforcing settlements that funnel money to third parties. Whether you are a Republican or a Democrat, the Constitution is clear: Congress shall have the power to appropriate, Goodlatte said in a House Judiciary Committee press release, after the bill was passed. The practices discovered within the DOJ must be stopped. The passage of this bill by the House ensures the recovered funds are used to benefit direct victims and not special interests, and brings accountability to the Executive Branch as a whole. What do you think of the new measure? 