The people vs. Barack Obama
Subtitle: the criminal case against the Obama administration
By: Ben Shapiro
Edition: First Threshold Editions pppaperback edition.
Publisher: Threshold Editions
Published: 2014
Language: eng
Number of pages: 292
ISBN-13: 9781476765136; 9781476765150
Subjects: Politics and government; Executive power; Abuse of administrative power
Other titles: People versus Barack Obama
Description: "New York Times bestselling author Ben Shapiro presents a comprehensive case against Barack Obama's abuses of power during his time in office. From the DOJ to the NSA, from the EPA to the Department of Health and Human Services, Barack Obama's administration has become a labyrinth of corruption and overreach touching every aspect of Americans' lives. The People vs. Barack Obama strips away the soft media picture of the Obama administration to reveal a regime motivated by pure, unbridled power and details how each scandal has led to dozens of instances of as-yet-unprosecuted counts of espionage, involuntary manslaughter, violation of internal revenue laws, bribery, and obstruction of justice. The story of the Obama administration is a story of abuse, corruption, and venality on the broadest scale ever to spring from the office of the presidency. President Obama may be the culmination of a century of government growth--but more important, he is the apotheosis of the imperial presidency. Obama chooses when to enforce immigration laws, delays his own Obamacare proposals when it is politically convenient to do so, micromanages the economy, attacks the Supreme Court, Congress, and the sovereign states. And he proclaims that he alone is the voice of the people while encroaching on their rights. In The People vs. Barack Obama, Ben Shapiro brings Obama into the people's court and addresses each of his abuses of power"--
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 217-272) and index.
Table of contents: title: Espionage; title: Involuntary manslaughter; title: Violation of internal revenue laws; title: Unauthorized disclosure of information; title: Deprivation of rights under color of law; title: Bribery; title: Obstruction of justice.