Federal judge: 'Can I trust what Obama says?'

[bonnie]

Federal judge: 'Can I trust what Obama says?'

By William Tate

It's a question knowledgeable Americans have been asking for six years now.  But what makes the above quote remarkable is that it came from a federal judge during an on-the-record court hearing.

U.S. district judge Andrew Hanen is hearing the court case brought by 26 states – that a majority of the 50 states have joined to fight Obama's overreach is never pointed out by the media – to overturn Obama's executive actions on immigration.  Hanen last month issued a preliminary injunction against Obama's imperial fiats.  He did so after being assured by Justice Department attorneys that the Obama administration would follow his orders

 

Turns out, the regime has issued over 100,000 "reprieves" from federal immigration law anyway.

Hanen wasn't pleased.  "Like an idiot, I believed that" (the attorney's assurances Obama would follow his order), he told flustered U.S. attorney Kathleen Hartnett, before continuing, "Can I trust what the president says?"

And to make clear that he was tired of the Justice Department's obfuscations, Hanen pointed out, "That's a yes-or-no question."

No doubt damaging her credibility with the court, Hartnett replied that he could.

All evidence to the contrary.

It's a question knowledgeable Americans have been asking for six years now.  But what makes the above quote remarkable is that it came from a federal judge during an on-the-record court hearing.

U.S. district judge Andrew Hanen is hearing the court case brought by 26 states – that a majority of the 50 states have joined to fight Obama's overreach is never pointed out by the media – to overturn Obama's executive actions on immigration.  Hanen last month issued a preliminary injunction against Obama's imperial fiats.  He did so after being assured by Justice Department attorneys that the Obama administration would follow his orders.

Turns out, the regime has issued over 100,000 "reprieves" from federal immigration law anyway.

 

Hanen wasn't pleased.  "Like an idiot, I believed that" (the attorney's assurances Obama would follow his order), he told flustered U.S. attorney Kathleen Hartnett, before continuing, "Can I trust what the president says?"

 

And to make clear that he was tired of the Justice Department's obfuscations, Hanen pointed out, "That's a yes-or-no question."

No doubt damaging her credibility with the court, Hartnett replied that he could.

All evidence to the contrary.

more: http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2015/03/federal_judge_can_i_trust_what_obama_says.html#ixzz3V41KzgXd 

 

[joeb]

It's about time that judges, legislators, and the common man wake up and realize that Obama has no credibility.  His character is in tatters.  He cannot be taken at his word.  He has proven over and over again that he will say anything to get what he wants.  Anyone that still trusts him has taken leave of their senses and will accept any statement at face value no matter from who or where it originates.