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then referred to the Subcommittee on Constitution,
Civil Rights and Civil Liberties on 2/9/09.
Earlier this year, Rep. Jose Serrano, D-N.Y. intro-
duced H. J. Res. 5, a bill that would repeal the Con-
stitution’s 22nd Amendment which prohibits a presi-
dent from being elected to more than two terms in
office, thus potentially paving the way to make
Barack Obama president for life. Not surprisingly, the
corporate media currently caught up in Obama-
mania has not covered this story.
“Will George W. Bush end up
being the last true U.S. Presi-
dent?” asked Sher Zieve, writing
for the Canadian Free Press on
January 14. ” As I warned you on
multiple times prior to the 2008
General Election, ‘Once
Obama is elected, we won’t be
able to get rid of him.’ Tragically,
this warning is now being real-
ized. Not only has Obama estab-
lished his election-fraud organiza-
tion ACORN nationwide, his
adherents have now begun the
process to repeal the U.S. Consti-
tution’s 22nd Amendment.”
Or go to Google and do your
own search by typing in H. J.
Res. 5 … not that I believe WE
ACTUALLY elect our presidents
anymore anyway!”
Origins: The framers of the
Constitution of the United States
of America created the executive
office of President of the United
States and designated that the
holders of this office should be
officials elected to serve four-year
terms. They did not, however,
prescribe any limits on how many
terms any one person could serve
in the office of president.
Nonetheless, when the first
U.S. president, George Washing-
ton, voluntarily stepped down
after having served two terms, he
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