“The Sergeant at Arms is authorized to arrest and detain any person violating Senate rules, including the President of the United States,” states the senate.gov website.
The Sergeant at Arms of the United States Senate, currently Andrew B. Willison, is the only person with authority to arrest a sitting president – if the president has violated Senate rules – which Obama certainly has.
But what if the Sergeant at Arms won’t do his job and arrest the President when crimes have been committed?
If Andrew Willison will not perform his duty and arrest the president for crimes Obama has committed, is Mr. Willison not complicit and guilty of a criminal act himself?
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It was either Mark Twain or Will Rogers who said all politicians need to serve two terms. The first term in office and the second in prison.
It has been a fantasy of mine for years now that Marines march into the White House and arrest him.
Yeah, conservatives type in ALL CAPS!
Super$#%&!@*aka Oslimeball
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What law?
Do it now
War crimes…hang him…and Clinton
If only this were true.