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No it doesn't. The Supreme Court, can declare executive orders unconstitutional. Congress can prevent war. File impeachment.

D'oh. Stop down voting me. It proves your obvious intelligence. I haven't been wrong. You're making erratic claims.

You state the president is. No. There is a process. I have provided examples. You won't accept, question, or even acknowledge. But something is wrong with your claims.

The president is primarily responsible for the army. Defending the nation. That's kinda of how it was set up under Washington. But of course his office is supposed to uphold the citizen's vote, policy which got them elected. But there is a ton of litigation prior. A process of passing executive orders into law. The president isn't an Emperor. He doesn't decree anything and it magically appears. He signs an order. It can be challenged.

We were talking about Secrets in any event. It had drifted into, god forbid. But it is another process, I tried to explain, one they also took an oath to uphold.

2 years ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

No it doesn't. The Supreme Court, can declare executive orders unconstitutional. Congress can prevent war. File impeachment.

D'oh. Stop down voting me. It proves your obvious intelligence. I haven't been wrong. You're making erratic claims.

You state the president is. No. There is a process. I have provided examples. You won't accept, question, or even acknowledge. But something is wrong with your claims.

The president is primarily responsible for the army. Defending the nation. That's kinda of how it was set up under Washington. But of course his office is supposed to uphold the citizen's vote, policy which got them elected. But there is a ton of litigation prior. A process of passing executive orders into law. The president isn't an Emperor. He doesn't decree anything and it magically appears. He signs an order. It can be challenged.

2 years ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

No it doesn't. The Supreme Court, can declare executive orders unconstitutional. Congress can prevent war. File impeachment.

D'oh. Stop down voting me. It proves your obvious intelligence. I haven't been wrong. You're making erratic claims.

You state the president is. No. There is a process. I have provide examples. You just won't accept question or even acknowledge. Something is wrong with your claims.

The president is primarily responsible for the army. Defending the nation. That's kinda of how it was set up under Washington. But of course his office is supposed to uphold the citizen's vote, policy which got them elected. But there is a ton of litigation prior. The president isn't an Emperor.

2 years ago
1 score
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No it doesn't. The Supreme Court, can declare executive orders unconstitutional. Congress can prevent war. File impeachment.

D'oh.

2 years ago
1 score