Do you really think GWB understands this part of the CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA>?

Question

http://www.law.emory.edu/cms/site/indexphp?id=3085#7664

Section 1 clause 8.

Section 4.

Answer 1

DAMN

Answer 2

No GW Bush thinks he is King of the USA, He's not.
Cheney "has purposely manipulated the intelligence process to deceive the citizens and Congress of the United States," said the resolution introduced by House of Representatives Democrat Dennis Kucinich.
Kucinich, a contender for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination, said Cheney did so "by fabricating a threat of Iraqi weapons of mass destruction to justify the use of the United States Armed Forces against the nation of Iraq."
His bill further accused the vice president of trumping up "an alleged relationship between Iraq and Al-Qaeda," and having "openly threatened aggression against the Republic of Iran absent any real threat to the United States."
The bill, if passed, would go a long way in restoring America's world standing, which has suffered because of the Iraq debacle, Kucinich told a news conference.
"Something has to be done to reclaim our country's goodness, to reclaim a government that American people want to be honest, want to be just," he said.
His remarks came on a day when Cheney accused Democrats of "defeatism" for their just-concluded Iraq war funding bill, which sets an October deadline to begin pulling out US combat troops.
In rare remarks delivered at the US Capitol where he held meetings with fellow Republicans, Cheney roundly criticized the bill hammered out late Monday between House and Senate Democratic leaders, which sets an April 2008 target date to complete the troop pullout.
The vice president was particularly scornful of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, who has led the charge for a quick US troop drawdown. GW Bush also does not understand "equal powers" or that Congress and the will of the people will prevail, always. The people have spoken, in the past elections. Congress needs to do the peoples business.

Answer 3

How do either of these apply?

Section 1 Clause 8 is far too vague. As long as the President does the best he/she can do, it is fulfilled.

Section 4 does not apply. The President has not been charged with or investigated for any crime while in office; therefore, impeachment is not a Constitutional option at this point in time.

Answer 4

GWB said the Constitution was just a goddamn piece of paper. So it is much more than one part of the Constitution but the whole thing he doesn't understand.

Answer 5

Constitution means nothing to him.

Proof of it is his failure to appear for military duty AWOL from 1972-1973

A soldiers duty is to support and defend the constitution. Its in the creed they are sworn in on to become a solider!

Answer 6

No. He lied. Under oath. Impeach him. NOW!

He has done nothing to protect the Constitution. I thought it was 'deleted' along with those 5 million e-mails.

Answer 7

Of course not - it took him 5 years to learn how to read all those words off the teleprompters - how the hell could he be expected to read the Constitution, too.

Answer 8

Violated 4th Amendment by choosing to ignore FISA, thus violating the Oath of Office.

Answer 9

I'm sure the President understands it just fine. It's the left which continues to yap about impeachment when there has been neither high crime nor misdemeanor. "We don't like him" is found nowhere among impeachable offenses, as much as it pains the vociferous left.

Answer 10

I think he understands it, but the Constitution means nothing to him.

Answer 11

No