Even some responsible Democrats are joining with Republicans in a 'rein-in' bill that would prevent Biden from making executive orders that would cost taxpayers $1 billion or more until studies of how that would affect inflation are done and reported.
Why $1 billion? Why not $1 million or $1 thousand? The Constitution does not give the President authority to decide where money is spent on his own.
For that matter, why should regulatory agencies be able to pass rules and regulations that cost the people millions or billions without congressional approval? How is faceless bureaucrats imposing heavy costs on the public via regulation not akin to taxation without representation?
It is time that Congress relearns where that money comes from, who pays it, and the short and long term consequences of spending it.
The 'Rein-in Bill' is a good start.
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Why $1 billion? Why not $1 million or $1 thousand? The Constitution does not give the President authority to decide where money is spent on his own.
For that matter, why should regulatory agencies be able to pass rules and regulations that cost the people millions or billions without congressional approval? How is faceless bureaucrats imposing heavy costs on the public via regulation not akin to taxation without representation?
It is time that Congress relearns where that money comes from, who pays it, and the short and long term consequences of spending it.
The 'Rein-in Bill' is a good start.
Dozens of Dems join GOP to rein in Biden's 'far-left,' inflationary executive orders
The House voted Wednesday to require President Biden to assess how major executive orders will affect inflation, in the hopes that those orders would no longer be issued.
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