TNHarley
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If you cant list the enumerated power, it is unconstitutional. IE abuse of power.That clause gives congress the power to create legislation supporting their enumerated powers(clause 1-17).I have already asked you to show me where they get the power to do all this.We agreed all three branches abuse their power. This is an explicit abuse by the legislative, but you are ok with it. What happened in such a short amount of time?It wont. It usually isnt. Thats why congress gets away with whatever they want.Their job is outlined in the Constitution. Show me where passing legislation, they dont have the authority to pass, is part of their job description.Nice to see Congress do it’s job...
If they do not have the authority to pass such legislation, than it should be challenged in the courts.
This morning we were in agreement that abuse of power is wrong but you support it here? What happened in such a short amount of time?
In all fairness we were discussing EOs this morning.
I support this because it came thru the legislature by process rather than a decree thru a Presidential order.
We are talking past each other.
Ok, how about you explain why this bill was not constitutionally passed. Specifically.
The Necessary and Proper Clause of the Constitution. If such legislation is unconstitutional, the Supreme Court should strike it down. The judiciary is the arbiter of what constitutes “abuse of power”.
So, again, I will ask where they get the power to do this.
Asked and answered.
What makes this COVID legislation an “abuse of power”?
And it is quite obvious you dont know of an enumerated power.