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Well they can at least know precedent before writing it that is what a staff is for, legal research, I know I used to do it.The Supreme Court will decide whether or not it is unconstitutional.
It's not Congress's job to decide that, nor is it within their authority.
‘Once again, congressional Republicans are facing a gut-check moment, forced to choose between supporting and defending the Constitution or Donald J. Trump. It’s not looking good.
House Democrats introduced a joint resolution of disapproval on Friday aimed at canceling President Trump’s bogus national emergency at the southern border.
[…]
Once the resolution clears the House, the Senate is required to hold its own vote within 18 days — meaning the majority leader, Mitch McConnell, cannot do his usual stonewalling. Even so, with Republicans in control there, and loath to irk the president, the resolution is widely expected to die. At that point, it will be up to the courts, where multiple suits have already been filed, to grapple with this out-of-control executive.
It is not too late to stop this legislative cop-out. Critical principles are at stake — Congress’s power of the purse, the separation of powers — that transcend any one declaration or leader. Members of both parties need to make clear that a presidential pique is not the same thing as a national emergency, that a president who fails to persuade Congress to support his priorities can’t then simply pursue them by fiat. Lawmakers who cannot rally themselves to this cause should stop pretending that they’re anything more than partisan automatons; they will have declared themselves members of a second-class branch of government.
As has often been noted, there is no border emergency, aside from Mr. Trump’s desperation to make good on a rabble-rousing campaign slogan.’
Opinion | An Emergency for the G.O.P.
A perfect description of most Congressional Republicans: "partisan automatons.”
"partisan automatons"
describes both sides of the aisle.
Well they can at least know precedent before writing it that is what a staff is for, legal research, I know I used to do it.The Supreme Court will decide whether or not it is unconstitutional.
It's not Congress's job to decide that, nor is it within their authority.
That is not unusual again since it is the paralegals and legal secretaries which do all the work the representative or senator is merely the frontman...Works the same way in a law office also.Well they can at least know precedent before writing it that is what a staff is for, legal research, I know I used to do it.The Supreme Court will decide whether or not it is unconstitutional.
It's not Congress's job to decide that, nor is it within their authority.
Meh, let's pass it to find out what's in it. lol.
LMAO...‘Once again, congressional Republicans are facing a gut-check moment, forced to choose between supporting and defending the Constitution or Donald J. Trump. It’s not looking good.
House Democrats introduced a joint resolution of disapproval on Friday aimed at canceling President Trump’s bogus national emergency at the southern border.
[…]
Once the resolution clears the House, the Senate is required to hold its own vote within 18 days — meaning the majority leader, Mitch McConnell, cannot do his usual stonewalling. Even so, with Republicans in control there, and loath to irk the president, the resolution is widely expected to die. At that point, it will be up to the courts, where multiple suits have already been filed, to grapple with this out-of-control executive.
It is not too late to stop this legislative cop-out. Critical principles are at stake — Congress’s power of the purse, the separation of powers — that transcend any one declaration or leader. Members of both parties need to make clear that a presidential pique is not the same thing as a national emergency, that a president who fails to persuade Congress to support his priorities can’t then simply pursue them by fiat. Lawmakers who cannot rally themselves to this cause should stop pretending that they’re anything more than partisan automatons; they will have declared themselves members of a second-class branch of government.
As has often been noted, there is no border emergency, aside from Mr. Trump’s desperation to make good on a rabble-rousing campaign slogan.’
Opinion | An Emergency for the G.O.P.
A perfect description of most Congressional Republicans: "partisan automatons.”
I don't really care that much about the wall one way or another, but I don't think presidents should just be able to declare a "national emergency" whenever they don't get their way on something.
I don't really care that much about the wall one way or another, but I don't think presidents should just be able to declare a "national emergency" whenever they don't get their way on something.
This is not about him 'not getting his way. its about protecting America from the continued cancerous invasion.
-Geaux
This is not about him 'not getting his way. its about protecting America from the continued cancerous invasion.
LMAO..Largest single group of migrants ever tunnels under border wall in Arizona, says Border Protection
A group of 376, including nearly 200 minors, was arrested.
(Yuma Sector Border Patrol) Seven tunnels were dug underneath the border wall near Yuma, Arizona, on Monday, Jan. 14, 2019, as a record group of migrants entered the U.S.
Wow now the left is concerned about the President doing an end run around Congress yet when Obama decided to legislate with his phone and pen when he couldn't get his way with Congress that was acceptable. To be fair and balanced when Obama was doiong that the Republicans were the ones showing the outrage of convenience the partisan mindset along with death and taxes is one of the few constants in the world.
Cost Analysis? I'll play...... What price did we put on the head of an illegal alien to form this cost benefit analysis? Who determined what our return on investment should look like?I don't really care that much about the wall one way or another, but I don't think presidents should just be able to declare a "national emergency" whenever they don't get their way on something.
This is not about him 'not getting his way. its about protecting America from the continued cancerous invasion.
-Geaux
Why a wall, which most experts agree won't be very cost effective?
The senate will vote it down. So what's your point?‘Once again, congressional Republicans are facing a gut-check moment, forced to choose between supporting and defending the Constitution or Donald J. Trump. It’s not looking good.
House Democrats introduced a joint resolution of disapproval on Friday aimed at canceling President Trump’s bogus national emergency at the southern border.
[…]
Once the resolution clears the House, the Senate is required to hold its own vote within 18 days — meaning the majority leader, Mitch McConnell, cannot do his usual stonewalling. Even so, with Republicans in control there, and loath to irk the president, the resolution is widely expected to die. At that point, it will be up to the courts, where multiple suits have already been filed, to grapple with this out-of-control executive.
It is not too late to stop this legislative cop-out. Critical principles are at stake — Congress’s power of the purse, the separation of powers — that transcend any one declaration or leader. Members of both parties need to make clear that a presidential pique is not the same thing as a national emergency, that a president who fails to persuade Congress to support his priorities can’t then simply pursue them by fiat. Lawmakers who cannot rally themselves to this cause should stop pretending that they’re anything more than partisan automatons; they will have declared themselves members of a second-class branch of government.
As has often been noted, there is no border emergency, aside from Mr. Trump’s desperation to make good on a rabble-rousing campaign slogan.’
Opinion | An Emergency for the G.O.P.
A perfect description of most Congressional Republicans: "partisan automatons.”
What difference does it make?Wow now the left is concerned about the President doing an end run around Congress yet when Obama decided to legislate with his phone and pen when he couldn't get his way with Congress that was acceptable. To be fair and balanced when Obama was doiong that the Republicans were the ones showing the outrage of convenience the partisan mindset along with death and taxes is one of the few constants in the world.
You fucking Trump cult members should some day learn the damn difference between an EXECUTIVE ORDER.....and declaring a NATIONAL EMERGENCY......
Go on....challenge that half brain of yours......LOL