Thune needs to back Trump down and tell him he must never instruct the Senate on how to act.

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

This is unacceptable executive interference in matters legislative.

Thune needs to back Trump down and tell him he must never instruct the Senate on how to act.

Donald Trump’s transition team is insisting that the FBI’s background check on Pete Hegseth, his nominee for Defense Secretary, is not shared more widely. Trump’s team insist that those documents are not made available to rank-and-file senators, following a precedent which they say was set by Biden’s transition after the last election. So far, only senior members of the Senate Armed Services, including chair Roger Wicker and ranking member Jack Reed have been briefed on the FBI’s report about Hegseth, along with some members of the Trump transition team. Senate Democrats and Minority Leader Chuck Schumer argue that the

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[Darkwind]

Why not write him and explain how he needs to listen to you.

 

[Seymour Flops]

What is this new rule that a president cannot influence the Senate?

It must be very new, because Biden is constantly griping about those “MAGA Republicans” in the Senate and House.

 

[Oddball]

Daily Beast....

 

[Rawley]

This is unacceptable executive interference in matters legislative.

Thune needs to back Trump down and tell him he must never instruct the Senate on how to act.

Donald Trump’s transition team is insisting that the FBI’s background check on Pete Hegseth, his nominee for Defense Secretary, is not shared more widely. Trump’s team insist that those documents are not made available to rank-and-file senators, following a precedent which they say was set by Biden’s transition after the last election. So far, only senior members of the Senate Armed Services, including chair Roger Wicker and ranking member Jack Reed have been briefed on the FBI’s report about Hegseth, along with some members of the Trump transition team. Senate Democrats and Minority Leader Chuck Schumer argue that the

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I don't recall you pointing it out when Biden 'interfered' with matters legislative.

 

[TNHarley]

Presidents are constantly involved in congressional action. You know that, you are just a disingenuous hack.
Grow up, boomer.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

What is this new rule that a president cannot influence the Senate?

It must be very new, because Biden is constantly griping about those “MAGA Republicans” in the Senate and House.

Not sure you know what the word "influence" means.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

What is this new rule that a president cannot influence the Senate?

It must be very new, because Biden is constantly griping about those “MAGA Republicans” in the Senate and House.

Instructing is far more than influencing.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

I don't recall you pointing it out when Biden 'interfered' with matters legislative.

You have a weak memory then. I have always defended division of power and the three branches of government.

This will help you.

One highly recommended textbook on the American division of government powers is "American Government - 3e" by Glen Krutz and Sylvie Waskiewicz. This book is available through OpenStax and covers a wide range of topics, including the division of powers, federalism, and the responsibilities of federal, state, and local governments1.

It's well-reviewed for its comprehensiveness, accuracy, and relevance, making it a great choice for anyone studying American government.

Does this sound like what you're looking for?

 

[martybegan]

Instructing is far more than influencing.

Semantics, you mush headed twat-waddle.

 

[martybegan]

You have a weak memory then. I have always defended division of power and the three branches of government.

This will help you.

One highly recommended textbook on the American division of government powers is "American Government - 3e" by Glen Krutz and Sylvie Waskiewicz. This book is available through OpenStax and covers a wide range of topics, including the division of powers, federalism, and the responsibilities of federal, state, and local governments1.

It's well-reviewed for its comprehensiveness, accuracy, and relevance, making it a great choice for anyone studying American government.

Does this sound like what you're looking for?

Has nothing to do with the valid point Presidents can make about what they want the Legislature to do.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Semantics, you mush headed twat-waddle.

NOPE

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Has nothing to do with the valid point Presidents can make about what they want the Legislature to do.

Presidential boobs, whether Biden or Trump, can 'want' all they want, and the senators can ignore the President.

 

[martybegan]

NOPE

Yep.

Another example of progs complaining about things every President has done before, but because of TDS evidently it's wrong when Trump does it.

 

[martybegan]

Presidential boobs, whether Biden or Trump, can 'want' all they want, and the senators can ignore the President.

Which proves my point, not your, you dumb fuck.

 

[Rawley]

You have a weak memory then.

I don't need my memory, there's a search function here. When Biden limited the dissemination of the FBI reports on his nominees, you did not call him out for interference with the legislature.

 

[Oddball]

Hmmmm....I wonder if the prez submitting budgets to congress is "telling them what to do"?

 

[gipper]

Nobody tells Trump what to do, other than maybe a few of those Zionist billionaires who donate millions to him.

 

[Darkwind]

NOPE

No? So, what legitimate consequences are in place if the Senate does not follow Trump's, "Instructions?"

To 'instruct someone' implies that the instructor has the power to enforce it.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

This is unacceptable executive interference in matters legislative.

Thune needs to back Trump down and tell him he must never instruct the Senate on how to act.

Donald Trump’s transition team is insisting that the FBI’s background check on Pete Hegseth, his nominee for Defense Secretary, is not shared more widely. Trump’s team insist that those documents are not made available to rank-and-file senators, following a precedent which they say was set by Biden’s transition after the last election. So far, only senior members of the Senate Armed Services, including chair Roger Wicker and ranking member Jack Reed have been briefed on the FBI’s report about Hegseth, along with some members of the Trump transition team. Senate Democrats and Minority Leader Chuck Schumer argue that the

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