thereisnospoon
Gold Member
The specifics of the bill are a little hard to understand. The "it protects the Constitution" definition is kind of vague. What it amounts to is that either the House or the Senate, either one can act independently, can throw the President in front of the Supreme Court whenever they feel like.
The Separation of Powers clause prohibits the POTUS from doing this.
Now the Legislative branch is doing precisely what Obama dared them to do.
That is to call him on his acting as though he were an elected king.
Separation of Powers does not prohibit to do what Obama has done. He is within the rules, as have all the other Presidents who have acted in the same.
Obama did not dare the Legislative branch to do anything except maybe to vote on some legislation. Apparently the House has not taken up that dare.
He is acting like the POTUS. Maybe the House Republicans should act like House Congressmen. Talk about a waste of taxpayer's dollars.![]()
Oh? OK, how about you show some examples.