OBAMA WALKS to STARBUCKS - Wonders Why Nobody On The Streets

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SUBSCRIBE to ELITE NWO AGENDA for Latest on OBAMA / ELITE AGENDA / NEW WORLD ORDER / FREEDOM / LIBERTY / BUILD UP TO WW3 / GLOBAL RESET http://www.youtube.com/EliteNWOAgenda OBAMA WALKS to STARBUCKS - Wonders Why Nobody On The Streets Politicians sacrifice a lot to live in the White House, but once they get in, most are eager to find a way out of the bubble. CBS News' senior White House correspondent Bill Plante was out in Washington, D.C., when he saw a big crowd coming towards him. The secret service was motioning the crowd aside, Plante said, as President Obama was walking outside with a cup of tea in hand. Plante has covered five presidents, but he said he had never seen anything like this. "I don't get a chance to take walks very often," President Obama said last month. "Secret Service gets a little stressed. But every once in a while I'm able to sneak off. I'm sort of like the circus bear that kind of breaks the chain." Chief of Staff Denis McDonough suggested an afternoon coffee break, and without telling the press or most of the staff, the commander-in-chief walked a block and half to a nearby Starbucks, telling a staffer on the way out, "the bear is loose again." Three weeks ago, he surprised tourists on the National Mall, choosing to walk rather than ride to a meeting at the interior department. A Washington, D.C., little league team wasn't expecting the president either even though its roster included former White House Press Secretary Jay Carney's daughter. The president made a surprise visit on his way to a recent fundraiser to take pictures and toss the ball around. There is a growing groundswell within American Republican and Tea Party ranks that impeachment proceedings should be initiated against President Obama on a whole list of violations of the Constitution and the War Powers Act. ~ Peter Paton 1. Appointment of a "shadow government" of some 35+ individuals termed "czars" who are not confirmed by the Senate and respond only to the president, yet have overarching regulatory powers -- a clear violation of the separation of powers concept. Obama bypassed the Senate with many of his appointments of over 35 "czars." 2. No congressional support for Libyan action (violation of the War Powers Act ). Obama lied to the American people when he said that there were no US troops on the ground in Libya and then later said they were only "logistical troops." Obama violated the War Powers Act of 1973 by conducting a war against Libya without Congressional authorization. 3. Betraying of allies ( Israel and Great Britain. Obama has placed the security of our most trusted ally in the Middle East, Israel, in danger while increasing funding to the Palestinian Authority (Fatah, just another Islamic terrorist group) terrorist group Hamas and the disclosure of British nuclear secrets to the Russians in the Start Treaty. Obama gave missile codes to British Trident missiles to Russia. obama president "president obama" surprise business starbucks coffee "starbucks coffee" tea freedom office walk space outdoors u.s. "united states" usa 2014 press journalism journalist tv media entertainment drink police security streets walking exercise public event protect protection "secret service" job lunch "lunch break" break agenda boss employment social society "organic coffee" "agenda nwo 2" alex jones infowars bilderberg illuminati symbolism false flag card game backlash daboo 777 end game truth we are change farrakhan speech clinton gerald celente david icke park coffee machine elite nwo agenda 4. Backdoor implementation of the DREAM Act which would grant 22 million illegals amnesty. This president is hardly the first to get White House cabin fever. Harry Truman went out for a long walk most mornings, at a faster clip than the reporters who trudged along. Dwight Eisenhower, like most recent presidents, fled the White House for the golf course whenever he could. Ronald Reagan slipped away at least once, and complained after less than a year in office that the White House was like a gilded cage. "I sometimes look out the window at Pennsylvania Avenue and wonder what it would be like to be able to just walk down the street to the corner drugstore and look at the magazines. I can't do that anymore," Reagan said in a CBS Radio interview. Early in his presidency, Bill Clinton went for frequent morning jogs. His habit of stopping for fast food afterward even prompted a parody on Saturday Night Live. After a while, all presidents feel confined and start looking for ways to shed the motorcade, security personnel and reporters that generally tag along. And occasionally that means keeping reporters at a distance. "How's the coffee?" Plante asked Obama. "Uhh...it's tea," Obama said. The president's staff says there's no planned message in these impromptu outings, that he just likes to walk and talk, but they like the message they think it sends: regular guy.