Newt Gingrich knows a thing or two about presidential impeachments. And after the Obama's administration's decision on the Defense of Marriage Act, Gingrich says the smell impeachment is in the air once again.
Speaking with Newsmax, the former House Speaker and oft-rumored 2012 presidential contender said that the Obama administration's decision to no longer defend DOMA in federal court is a "a violation" of President Obama's "Constitutional oath and clearly it is something which cannot be allowed to stand."
The host asked Gingrich "is what Obama's doing impeachable in your view?"
Gingrich: "I think that's something you get to much later."
Something about all this government shutdown and impeachment crap seems awfully familiar.