I hear “Crow ala mode” is exellent too, maybe he should try it instead.

I would love to see some media exploration of this issue, but I’m not holding my breath. I think it’s highly significant.

Article 239: No citizen that has already served as head of the Executive Branch can be President or Vice-President. Whoever violates this law or proposes its reform, as well as those that support such violation directly or indirectly, will immediately cease in their functions and will be unable to hold any public office for a period of 10 years.

ARTICULO 239.- El ciudadano que haya desempeñado la titularidad del Poder Ejecutivo no podrá ser Presidente o Designado. El que quebrante esta disposición o proponga su reforma, así como aquellos que lo apoyen directa o indirectamente, cesarán de inmediato en el desempeño de sus respectivos cargos, y quedarán inhabilitados por diez años para el ejercicio de toda función pública.

I agree with our constitution and theirs – I dont think everything should be up to a plebiscite.

Have a nice day.

The President of Honduras was perhaps overstepping his authority in seeking to hold a special election in which the people would decide if he could run for another term.

JoezAL, your point is well taken. The Hondurian Constitution states that only the Congress can authorize by two thirds majority to amend the Constitution. It is also my underestanding that within thier Constitution there are several articles that can not be amended.

Title VII, with two chapters, outlines the process of amending the constitution and sets forth the principle of constitutional inviolability. The constitution may be amended by the National Congress after a two-thirds vote of all its members in two consecutive regular annual sessions. However, several constitutional provisions may not be amended. These consist of the amendment process itself, as well as provisions covering the form of government, national territory, and several articles covering the presidency, including term of office and prohibition from reelection.

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He acted unconstitutionally So thier The Honduran Supreme Court says to him no dice
He flips them the bird.
What is the sworn obligation of the Honduran military? Many who our country has trained? Oh to protect and defend the constitution…(you know the rest.) Even allowing for the end result maybe distasteful and allowing for corruption.

So this where we part, respectfully.
What ever was going down in Honduras it cannot be viewed in isolation… There is a marxist trend in So America…which I am sure has not escaped you.
Ok?
Now just imagine that it was going down in the good ole’ USofA…oops it has. It’s called the Unitary Executive.
What’s a military to do?

Why do we not hear outrage from the Democrats on this? When Bush created the Faith Based Initiative all the people who support Obama nearly had a meltdown.

They also reported he has a problem with the White House pastry chef. “Whatever pie you like, he will make it and it will be the best pie you have ever eaten,” Obama said. “And so, we are having to figure out how to resist ordering pie every night.”

And it that isn’t enough there is another more serious problem: Before interviews, his aides constantly want to powder his nose and forehead to get rid of the shine. He said, “I find that quite irritating.”

And here you are Rev Amy, poking fun at this poor man. See what he has to deal with?