CDZ President might have authority to simply appoint SC judge

[there4eyeM]

That's an excuse?

 

[320 Years of History]

The Congress also owes it to the people to do its job. This is said, not to defend the President (for whom I did not vote), but to criticize this élite that has taken over the country with its two party dictatorship.

Congress can do their job just like Obama and Hairy Reid did their jobs.

Obama went around Congress and Hairy Reid sat on everything the House sent him until he was booted out.

So Obama deserves the same treatment he gave congress. Nothing but "Talk to the hand, asshole!"

Two wrongs don't make one right.

Now is never too soon to do the right thing.

 

[HenryBHough]

Two wrongs don't make one right.

Now is never too soon to do the right thing.

Do unto others before they do unto you.

Works for me......

 

[jon_berzerk]

no it dont quit being silly

the recess appointment ends with the prezbo

a>>>>new<<< congress may have a vote to confirm or deny the appointment

The two statements above are not the same thing. Sessions of congress do not end at the same time as a Presidential term.

Sessions of Congress are two years and the Presidents term is 4 years.

You are still wrong on two counts:

1. We are not talking about just "any" appointment, we are talking about recess appointments (blue). Those end with the session of congress, not with the presidential term.

2. Second point you are wrong about is that appointments that have already been confirmed by congress, even if the president changes, do not have to be re-confirmed as long askes them to stay in their current job. If the President nominates someone else for that position, then Congress must confirm that appointment. For example, Robert Gates was the Secretary of Defense under G.W. Bush from 2006-2009 and remained in that position under President Obama from 2009-2011. He did not have to go through another confirmation hearing under the new President because he'd already been confirmed under G. W. Bush for that position.​

Guide to the Constitution
https://www.senate.gov/CRSReports/crs-publish.cfm?pid='0DP+P\W; P


>>>>

you have serious issues

get help

why do you make things up

 

[WorldWatcher]

you have serious issues

get help

why do you make things up

I didn't "make up" the fact that you were wrong.

You claim recess appointments end with the President, that's not true. Recess appointments expire at the end of the next congressional session. The two are not the same.


>>>>

 

[jon_berzerk]

you have serious issues

get help

why do you make things up

I didn't "make up" the fact that you were wrong.

You claim recess appointments end with the President, that's not true. Recess appointments expire at the end of the next congressional session. The two are not the same.


>>>>

yes you did

you made up a fake claim attributed to me

sad really that you have to resort to such tactics

 

[WorldWatcher]

yes you did

you made up a fake claim attributed to me

sad really that you have to resort to such tactics

Really, mind pointing out where?

I've responded to these incorrect statements:

if he places one while there is a recess the appointment ENDS with the ending of the PRESIDENCY

the recess appointment ends with the prezbo

Are these not your statements?


>>>>>

 

[jon_berzerk]

yes you did

you made up a fake claim attributed to me

sad really that you have to resort to such tactics

Really, mind pointing out where?

I've responded to these incorrect statements:

if he places one while there is a recess the appointment ENDS with the ending of the PRESIDENCY

the recess appointment ends with the prezbo

Are these not your statements?


>>>>>

you know you did and it gets old and stale

go back and check your posts out

 

[WorldWatcher]

you know you did and it gets old and stale

go back and check your posts out

Did you know claim, as a quoted, that recess appointments end with the Presidency?

Since you did, my posts were accurate.


>>>>

 

[jon_berzerk]

you know you did and it gets old and stale

go back and check your posts out

Did you know claim, as a quoted, that recess appointments end with the Presidency?

Since you did, my posts were accurate.


>>>>

yes they do unless confirmed

but you falsely attempted to accuse me of stating

that the confirmed end with the presidency

you are just a really dishonest poster

 

[WorldWatcher]

yes they do unless confirmed

Again, recess appointments do not end with end of the Presidency.

They end of the session of congress. The two are not the same.

but you falsely attempted to accuse me of stating

that the confirmed end with the presidency

Never address confirmed appointments.

Your statements were about recess appointments and you were wrong.

you are just a really dishonest poster

What is dishonest about addressing what you said?

Just man up and admit you were wrong.

if he places one while there is a recess the appointment ENDS with the ending of the PRESIDENCY

the recess appointment ends with the prezbo

>>>>

 

[jon_berzerk]

yes they do unless confirmed

Again, recess appointments do not end with end of the Presidency.

They end of the session of congress. The two are not the same.

but you falsely attempted to accuse me of stating

that the confirmed end with the presidency

Never address confirmed appointments.

Your statements were about recess appointments and you were wrong.

you are just a really dishonest poster

What is dishonest about addressing what you said?

Just man up and admit you were wrong.

if he places one while there is a recess the appointment ENDS with the ending of the PRESIDENCY

the recess appointment ends with the prezbo

>>>>

they end with the presidency

you certainly made the claim and you know it


there is no point in going on with you

you will continually disregard the Constitution

i am done with you

from here on in

every time i see you posting falsely

i will post the relevant sentences of the Constitution

 

[WorldWatcher]

they end with the presidency

you certainly made the claim and you know it

I never claimed that recess appointments ended with the presidency.

That was you and argued against that point.

there is no point in going on with you

you will continually disregard the Constitution

United States Constution
Article II
Section 2
"The President shall have Power to fill up all Vacancies that may happen during the Recess of the Senate, by granting Commissions which shall expire at the End of their next Session."

The Constitution says that the vacancies expire at the end of the congressional session, not the end of the Presidents term. The two are not the same. The "their" is referencing the session of Senate.

i am done with you

from here on in

every time i see you posting falsely

i will post the relevant sentences of the Constitution

I just did post the relevant sentence from the Constitution, a recess appointment expires at the end of the Congressional session, not with the end of the Presidents Term. If a President makes a recess appointment during the first year of his/her 4 year term, it exprires at the end of that Congresssional session which is the end of the 2nd year of the Presidents term, the recess appointment is not valid for the remainder of the Presidents time in office.



>>>>

 

[jon_berzerk]

they end with the presidency

you certainly made the claim and you know it

I never claimed that recess appointments ended with the presidency.

That was you and argued against that point.

there is no point in going on with you

you will continually disregard the Constitution

United States Constution
Article II
Section 2
"The President shall have Power to fill up all Vacancies that may happen during the Recess of the Senate, by granting Commissions which shall expire at the End of their next Session."

The Constitution says that the vacancies expire at the end of the congressional session, not the end of the Presidents term. The two are not the same. The "their" is referencing the session of Senate.

i am done with you

from here on in

every time i see you posting falsely

i will post the relevant sentences of the Constitution

I just did post the relevant sentence from the Constitution, a recess appointment expires at the end of the Congressional session, not with the end of the Presidents Term. If a President makes a recess appointment during the first year of his/her 4 year term, it exprires at the end of that Congresssional session which is the end of the 2nd year of the Presidents term, the recess appointment is not valid for the remainder of the Presidents time in office.



>>>>

Why do you keep running around in circles

Several posts ago I addressed Congress

Need to approve a recess nomination

Or it is over

 

[WorldWatcher]

Why do you keep running around in circles

Several posts ago I addressed Congress

Need to approve a recess nomination

Or it is over

Congress doesn't need to approve a recess appointments, if Congress is in recess the President has the Constitutional authority to make a recess appointment.

Congress only needs to confirm permanent appointments.


>>>>>

 

[jon_berzerk]

Why do you keep running around in circles

Several posts ago I addressed Congress

Need to approve a recess nomination

Or it is over

Congress doesn't need to approve a recess appointments, if Congress is in recess the President has the Constitutional authority to make a recess appointment.

Congress only needs to confirm permanent appointments.


>>>>>

Keep running around circles

LOL

You

 

[WorldWatcher]

Why do you keep running around in circles

Several posts ago I addressed Congress

Need to approve a recess nomination

Or it is over

Congress doesn't need to approve a recess appointments, if Congress is in recess the President has the Constitutional authority to make a recess appointment.

Congress only needs to confirm permanent appointments.


>>>>>

Keep running around circles

LOL

You

Who's running?

I'm responding with facts and posted multiple sources showing your were incorrect including the Constitution of the United States.

What have you posted besides incorrect statements on the functioning of recess appointment that supported your position that recess appointments end with the Presidency (the don't they end at the next session of Congress) and that Congress has to approve recess appointments (they don't, they confirm permanent appointments)?



>>>>

 

[jon_berzerk]

Why do you keep running around in circles

Several posts ago I addressed Congress

Need to approve a recess nomination

Or it is over

Congress doesn't need to approve a recess appointments, if Congress is in recess the President has the Constitutional authority to make a recess appointment.

Congress only needs to confirm permanent appointments.


>>>>>

Keep running around circles

LOL

You

Who's running?

I'm responding with facts and posted multiple sources showing your were incorrect including the Constitution of the United States.

What have you posted besides incorrect statements on the functioning of recess appointment that supported your position that recess appointments end with the Presidency (the don't they end at the next session of Congress) and that Congress has to approve recess appointments (they don't, they confirm permanent appointments)?



>>>>

Yeah keep babbling all you want

At the end of the day the fact

Remains that without approval of Congress

A supreme Court appointment won't last

 

[WorldWatcher]

Yeah keep babbling all you want

At the end of the day the fact

Remains that without approval of Congress

A supreme Court appointment won't last

Finally, something true. You are correct, a permanent appointment must be confirmed by the Senate and recess appointments end with the Congressional session.


>>>>>

 

[jon_berzerk]

Yeah keep babbling all you want

At the end of the day the fact

Remains that without approval of Congress

A supreme Court appointment won't last

Finally, something true. You are correct, a permanent appointment must be confirmed by the Senate and recess appointments end with the Congressional session.


>>>>>

That is what I said all along

Babble some more