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Both Obama and Biden have vehemently stated that the president does not have the authority to take military action in a case like Syria. Biden even said it was an impeachable offense. Now that Obama has numerous scandals exposing his tyranny, what’s one more flagrant violation of the constitution when there is no accountability?

In 2007 then-Senator Obama loudly declared that “The President does not have power under the Constitution to unilaterally authorize a military attack in a situation that does not involve stopping an actual or imminent threat to the nation.”

A century ago in 1913, neither Europeans, nor Americans could have imagined that World War I would begin the following year. The situation in Syria reeks of the same uncertainties and outcome.

So the Nobel peace prize winner wants to start another war with possible global implications? The U.S. is broke. How does this get paid for? Or is Obama just trying to get gas to $7 a gallon like Europe as his energy secretary Chu said we needed? Or is this a way to get all the Obama scandals off the front pages and out of the short memory of the American people?

We may soon find out what happened to much of Saddam’s WMD.

Since early 1990s, North Korea and Cuba have maintained a secret, but constant exchange of scientists and technology.

It’s almost as though our country is now being run by a leftist college sophomore, a guy who’s used to getting really good grades and thinks that means he’s smarter than anybody else because his gift of gab helps to wow people in those bull sessions at midnight in the dorm.

Leading national security expert Frank Gaffney tells Newsmax that Obama is taking “considerable risks” with Americans’ security, and his policies could ultimately lead to the “disarmament” of the U.S.

For the first time, the United States is explicitly committing not to use nuclear weapons against nonnuclear states that are in compliance with the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, even if they attacked the United States with biological or chemical weapons or launched a crippling cyberattack.