Nope you didn’t read the actual opinion or know the factsYou’re wrong.
Once again you are exposed as an idiot, acting way out of his league
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Nope you didn’t read the actual opinion or know the factsYou’re wrong.
You didn’t read the opinion.Nope you didn’t read the actual opinion or know the facts
Once again you are exposed as an idiot, acting way out of his league
You linked to the CFR which is not law.Exactly. You Just posted my argument.
This is saying that congress can pass laws that allow the president, the courts, or department heads, to appoint inferior officers without advice and consent, which they did, in the law that I linked
But it is law, because the CFR is part of the "rulemaking" process, which congress grants authority to departments to make its own rules. In this case, part of those rules is allowing the AG to appoint inferior officersYou linked to the CFR which is not law.
CFR is not law.But it is law, because the CFR is part of the "rulemaking" process, which congress grants authority to departments to make its own rules. In this case, part of those rules is allowing the AG to appoint inferior officers
Of course I didn, hence why I was able to explain why you were wrongYou didn’t read the opinion.
No you didn’t.Of course I didn, hence why I was able to explain why you were wrong
Haha poor Marener gets totally owned once againNo you didn’t.
How embarrassing for youNope.
Nope.How embarrassing for you
CFR is not law.
Nothing in the CFR had any authority unless specifically authorized by law.
And there is no such law.
If Congress gave the authority to DoJ to appoint special prosecutors, you’d be posting the law.But the CFR is a part of congressional authority to allow departments to make their own rules.
CFR is legally binding.
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Administrative Procedure Act
www.law.cornell.edu
See? All you do is lie.Yeah good luck with that. The DOJ has no control over James. She can tell the DOJ to go **** themselves with impunity.
This is you repeating your claim, not demonstrating it to be true.Trump is abusing his power by using the power of the federal government to commence a bogus investigation into a civil case that he lost.
So you're saying Jack Smith was illegal and unethical?That’s the argument Trump made about Jack Smith but then goes and does the exact same thing.
Seems hypocritical, isn’t it?
WTF does the NRA have to do with Trump's business dealings?This will be awesome. She can force Trump officials and NRA officials to bear witness and rehash why they lost. When they all start pleading the Fifth it will look like a circus. She could run for higher office on this. Awesomesauce!
Quoting your own post? Slipping a gear?Can you imagine her calling Wayne "I paid for my escort's apartment out of NRA funds" LaPierre to the stand. Juicy!
Ive already explained it. The AG is allowed to appoint inferior officers based off the rule making process which was approved by congress, that gives department heads the authority to make their own rules, which is compiled in the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) which is legally binding .If Congress gave the authority to DoJ to appoint special prosecutors, you’d be posting the law.
The CFR is not a law. It is not legally binding if there is now law underpinning the regulation.
All you have to do is find the law.
Post the law saying it’s not binding…show the law undoing the CFRIf Congress gave the authority to DoJ to appoint special prosecutors, you’d be posting the law.
The CFR is not a law. It is not legally binding if there is now law underpinning the regulation.
All you have to do is find the law.