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That's not the question. The question is should the president rule with an iron fist. Care to answer?isn't that what Biden is already doing? Bypassing congress and the law....working behind the scenes with compromised federal agencies to hamstring his opponents while his illconceived policies and overreaching executive orders hurt America.
Ok, so your answer is #3. Got it.isn't that what Biden is already doing? Bypassing congress and the law....working behind the scenes with compromised federal agencies to hamstring his opponents while his illconceived policies and overreaching executive orders hurt America.
To give the former President full credit for his words, this one really struck me from his rally last night:
"He rules with an iron fist. I'd say that's smart".
Trump supporters, it appears that this is what you want. Is Trump correct?
In our system the President does not rule. He is not a king or a dictator. He is in charge of the Executive branch of our government.That's not the question. The question is should the president rule with an iron fist. Care to answer?
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This is an opinion poll, beginning with the word "should".In our system the President does not rule. He is not a king or a dictator. He is in charge of the Executive branch of our government.
Who Has More Power Than The President
Who has more powers than the President? The answer to this question is not as straightforward as you would imagine. This article takes an in-depth look at .....
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Who has more power than the President?
The President, the head of the Executive, holds only as much power as the legislature and the Judiciary.
This is enshrined under the United States Constitution through Separation of Powers and Checks and Balances. The President holds appointment powers over judges of the Supreme Court.
canned polls soliciting narrow choices are pursuant to an agenda MacWhat's your opinion on the question?
I remain confident that any reasonably intelligent adult can take a clear and direct question, answer it, and effectively expand on it in their own words to their heart's content. This forum allows for independent prose to do just that. Multiple paragraphs are even allowed.canned polls soliciting narrow choices are pursuant to an agenda Mac
Do you like Red or Blue ?
Green or Yellow isn't a choice, ergo one is constrained towards agenda.
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It's the conservative way to expand the limits of executive power and then bitch when a democratic president uses those powers. When congress tried to claw back their oversight and subpoena powers during recent events republicans made it very clear what they thought about that.Negative, nor should one skirt the laws because they know it will take two years for SCOTUS to slap whatever they did illegally down. That's the way the dems roll now.....You know, the whole "pen and phone" thing.
The executive branch is way too powerful now since congress ceded much of their power to it so they won't have to legislate. In part that is why we have a unelected "shadow government" in the regulatory agencies.
The executive is supposed to suggest legislation for congress to act or not act upon, not go it on their own. That's why there are so many EOs and heavy handedness from the agencies.
As you wish then MacI remain confident that any reasonably intelligent adult can take a clear and direct question, answer it, and effectively expand on it in their own words to their heart's content. This forum allows for independent prose to do just that. Multiple paragraphs are even allowed.
But I certainly appreciate your concern.
I grant you, the lazy self serving cucks in the House and Senate have not been worth a crap at doing their job for the good of the country, at least since the 70s.Negative, nor should one skirt the laws because they know it will take two years for SCOTUS to slap whatever they did illegally down. That's the way the dems roll now.....You know, the whole "pen and phone" thing.
The executive branch is way too powerful now since congress ceded much of their power to it so they won't have to legislate. In part that is why we have a unelected "shadow government" in the regulatory agencies.
The executive is supposed to suggest legislation for congress to act or not act upon, not go it on their own. That's why there are so many EOs and heavy handedness from the agencies.
Trump is correct again, as usual. Xi does rule China and the Democratic party in the USA with an iron fist. And yes, Xi is obviously very smart to be able to pull that off.To give the former President full credit for his words, this one really struck me from his rally last night:
"He rules with an iron fist. I'd say that's smart".
Trump supporters, it appears that this is what you want. Is Trump correct?
