Kilroy2
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No Mr President you can't do that as it smells like authoritarianism and the founding fathers were wary of it as they navigated the ideal of a government with three equal branches.
www.politico.com
The battle continues as Trump complains that Senate Democrats are preventing him from making recess appointments and is now threatening to bypass the Senate and forcible install his nominees without any need for the Senate to vote on the appointments. Apparently someone told him about a way (never before used authority ) to push thru his nominations without the need for a Senate vote. The gullibility factor is amazing but the absolutist in him is running amok with the power of being the President. It's as if he does not understand what a President is but colors it with what a substitute flavor of what got him there. Use lies as it is convenient and take credit because he is the current President.
He justifies it by using the pandemic as an excuse to become the Emperor with no cloths. Trump goes on to say that the Senate's failure to approve his nominees is obstruction that has been going on for awhile. So now we will have a court battle to see if he truly should be wearing cloths. Thus confirming that he has to have someone tell him that he can't do that so get dressed. Imagine someone daring to question the emperor. If you ask Trump he will say that this has never happen before. Yet it happens on the time to most presidents. It called the three equal branches of the government. Even as a CEO the government rules are absolute. They can only be changed by becoming one of them.
He goes on to say "We don't need them". Probably saying out loud what many past Presidents only mused about in their head or told some close associate with a hardy laugh.
So the battle continues as the full senate is not in session and they are having pro forma sessions. The game goes on between the new comer and the old foxes guarding the precious political orientation that must continue at all costs. Does history repeat itself well, when Obama got out of line, Mitch was there with a hammer taunting the judicial branch. Now, I would imagine that there is dead silence on the right part of the room. Yet the nuclear option is alive and well. They hold the key and are the ones who can push the button. So does Trump have to bluster and puff his way into the stone house. No because Mitch is there to let him in.
The bottom line is he can't do it with just authority, unless there is some extreme circumstances. Yes the pandemic is stressful, but we can handle it. No need to claim complete authority.
So go play golf and let the system go thru its paces. All your nomination will get thru as it is just a matter of time. I can understand trying to impress people but in the end, you will just alienate some. Yes, some presidents do not get reelected. The reason vary but mostly it does happen.
Trump threatens to adjourn Congress to push through nominees
"They've been warned, and they're being warned right now," the president says.
www.politico.com
The battle continues as Trump complains that Senate Democrats are preventing him from making recess appointments and is now threatening to bypass the Senate and forcible install his nominees without any need for the Senate to vote on the appointments. Apparently someone told him about a way (never before used authority ) to push thru his nominations without the need for a Senate vote. The gullibility factor is amazing but the absolutist in him is running amok with the power of being the President. It's as if he does not understand what a President is but colors it with what a substitute flavor of what got him there. Use lies as it is convenient and take credit because he is the current President.
He justifies it by using the pandemic as an excuse to become the Emperor with no cloths. Trump goes on to say that the Senate's failure to approve his nominees is obstruction that has been going on for awhile. So now we will have a court battle to see if he truly should be wearing cloths. Thus confirming that he has to have someone tell him that he can't do that so get dressed. Imagine someone daring to question the emperor. If you ask Trump he will say that this has never happen before. Yet it happens on the time to most presidents. It called the three equal branches of the government. Even as a CEO the government rules are absolute. They can only be changed by becoming one of them.
He goes on to say "We don't need them". Probably saying out loud what many past Presidents only mused about in their head or told some close associate with a hardy laugh.
So the battle continues as the full senate is not in session and they are having pro forma sessions. The game goes on between the new comer and the old foxes guarding the precious political orientation that must continue at all costs. Does history repeat itself well, when Obama got out of line, Mitch was there with a hammer taunting the judicial branch. Now, I would imagine that there is dead silence on the right part of the room. Yet the nuclear option is alive and well. They hold the key and are the ones who can push the button. So does Trump have to bluster and puff his way into the stone house. No because Mitch is there to let him in.
The bottom line is he can't do it with just authority, unless there is some extreme circumstances. Yes the pandemic is stressful, but we can handle it. No need to claim complete authority.
So go play golf and let the system go thru its paces. All your nomination will get thru as it is just a matter of time. I can understand trying to impress people but in the end, you will just alienate some. Yes, some presidents do not get reelected. The reason vary but mostly it does happen.
