Never In The History Of America, Has The U.S. President Deliberately Harmed Americans, Until Now

By Susan Duclos

Never before in the history of the United States of America has a sitting President deliberately tried to cause as much harm as possible to Americans….. until now.

Political parties and their supporters can argue policy all they want, one side believes one set of policies are best for the country, the other side believes other policies are better.  Underlying those policy decisions are  undoubtedly  legitimate beliefs that their ideas are what is best for the country, whether or not the facts back them up or the data shows it true or false.

What we have seen from Barack Obama and his administration since Republicans forced him to implement the $85 billion in spending cuts ($44 million for this fiscal year, the rest at a later date) has been a deliberate attempt to cause as much pain for Americans as he can.

Example of it being deliberate come from a leaked email from an Agriculture Department field officer:

From:
Brown, Charles S – APHIS
Sent:
Monday, March 04, 2013 1:20 PM
To: [redacted]
Cc: [redacted]
Subject:
FW: Aquaculture loss – sequestration

All,

During the Management team conference call this morning, I asked if there was any latitude in how the sequestration cuts related to aquaculture could be managed (e.g. spread across the Region). The question was elevated to APHIS BPAS. The response back was, “
We have gone on record with a notification to Congress and whoever else that “APHIS would eliminate assistance to producers in 24 States in managing wildlife damage to the aquaculture industry, unless they provide funding to cover the costs.“ So, it is our opinion that however you manage that reduction, you need to make sure you are not contradicting what we said the impact would be.”

 I have been asked to provide a plan by Friday that will outline the implement of the $263,000aquaculture reduction. I will use the information you have already provided. If I need additional information, I will let you know.

Charlie

Charles S. Brown
Eastern Regional Director
USDA-APHIS-Wildlife Services
920 Main Campus DriveSuite 200
Raleigh, NC 27606
919-855-7198 office
919-855-7215 fax

A request to implement sequester cuts to spread them out across the regions to minimize the impact was denied, with the specific goal of making sure the damage to the aquaculture industry the Obama administration claimed to Congress would happen, did happen.

That is as deliberate as it gets.

It is no  stretch of the imagination to then assume other, equally damaging decisions made by the Obama administration, as to how to implement cuts, were made with the specific goal of harming Americans because Obama promised they would before he was forced to implement spending cuts.

Such as the release of illegal aliens awaiting deportation back into the community, with no significant forewarning to state authorities, as evidenced by a statement released by Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery, which states “The recent decision by the Obama Administration
to release ICE detainees into local communities with no formal
notification to law enforcement, regardless of the reasons for the
decision, is in callous disregard for public safety.”

Mr. Montgomery’s statement concludes as follows:

“The Administration’s willingness to endanger
public safety and jeopardize national security is in direct violation of
the President’s charge under Art. II, Sec. 3., that “…he shall take
Care that the Laws be faithfully executed…” If he chose to do so, he
could use his executive authority to require administrative agencies of
the executive branch to prioritize spending to ensure that necessary
functions are not impaired. The willingness to play chicken with the
security of Americans is contemptible.”

To date, it appears everyone with authority to approve those releases, is denying they did so and Congressional Republicans are now demanding to know who gave final approval.

The amount of illegal aliens released has also been more than the American public was told:

An internal ICE memo obtained and released last week by the House Judiciary Committee found that the agency contemplated releasing 1,000 immigrants a week — far more than the several hundred it said it released.

ICE has blamed both the sequesters and “fiscal uncertainty” stemming from the 2013 appropriations process for the cuts. Congress only passed funding for half of the year, and must approve the other half by March 27.

Administration
officials said that while they have released immigrants, they pose
little danger to the community, and all of them are still being
supervised, either through electronic device or by a check-in
requirement.