Senator Tom Coburn’s Farewell Warning: America Is A Republic In Danger
In his farewell speech, Republican Oklahoma Senator Tom Coburn left his fellow
United States Senators with a solemn tear-filled warning that the continued
existence of America as a republic is in grave danger.
(One News Now) Alluding to President Barack Obama’s persistent trend of avoiding the system of checks and balances via executive orders and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s (D-Nev.) fairly recent act of “tyranny” by deciding other senators’ rights, Coburn alerted dozens of his colleagues in the Senate that America’s failure to stick to the Constitution and the founding father’s intent will only result in the U.S. repeating history by becoming just another failed republic.
Despite the bleak warning, Coburn said that there is still hope for America, but that it must radically change its doomed course of turning its back on the very documents that birthed America hundreds of years ago — the U.S. Constitution.
"Can we cheat history?" Coburn asked colleagues at the nation’s capital. "Can we do something better than has been done in the past?"
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(One News Now) Alluding to President Barack Obama’s persistent trend of avoiding the system of checks and balances via executive orders and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s (D-Nev.) fairly recent act of “tyranny” by deciding other senators’ rights, Coburn alerted dozens of his colleagues in the Senate that America’s failure to stick to the Constitution and the founding father’s intent will only result in the U.S. repeating history by becoming just another failed republic.
Despite the bleak warning, Coburn said that there is still hope for America, but that it must radically change its doomed course of turning its back on the very documents that birthed America hundreds of years ago — the U.S. Constitution.
"Can we cheat history?" Coburn asked colleagues at the nation’s capital. "Can we do something better than has been done in the past?"
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