Under Obama’s constitution, Arab League outvotes Congress

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President Obama famously sold himself to the American people as a scholar of the U.S. Constitution, but he also conveniently left out the fact that under his interpretation of the founding document, the Arab League has more rights than you do.

At a House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing Sept. 5, Rep. Steve Chabot, R-Ohio, asked Secretary of State John Kerry: “President Obama did not come to Congress seeking a resolution on the use of force in Libya. What’s the difference between Libya and Syria when it comes to seeking congressional authorization?”

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