Actually, I did.
And have been at every presidency.
Like I said. I didn't hear you or see it on RF. But I'll take you at your word.
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Actually, I did.
And have been at every presidency.
Let's back up for a minuteHow do you propose to do that? It is a nice ideal, but I mean in practice. And what happens if you do that and the problem is really something else?
Let's back up for a minute
People are saying that the President doesn't have much power. that may have been true 100 years ago but not today.
The Supreme Court was suppose to be the least powerful but now it legislates from the bench It isn't what it used to be.
Congress has lost the most power. It is suppose to give us a balance budget and hasn't done it for decades.
The President stopped the pipeline, gave permission to have an Iranian nuclear power plant, makes treatise, Is the Commander in Chief, sets things in motion... so don't say they don't have power.
Or was it someone else who said he didn't?
thank you.Like I said. I didn't hear you or see it on RF. But I'll take you at your word.
My position is that both have manipulated the people to make big government no matter who is in charge.Republicans try to make the President the center of everything, they label this, whether correctly or incorrectly, I think incorrectly, as "small government", and they're bent on bending the rules to get it.
Democrats I think try to rule more as government was intended. Which the Republicans try to call "big government", again I think maybe using the term incorrectly.
If I'm wrong, I'd like to see the evidence which refutes my points. A link works just fine. I don't want to go around being wrong.
Biden has used an unusual amount of power, yes, but to get things back that Trump changed and in more working order.
My position is that both have manipulated the people to make big government no matter who is in charge.
Neither are ruling as intended.
Let's back up for a minute
People are saying that the President doesn't have much power. that may have been true 100 years ago but not today.
The Supreme Court was suppose to be the least powerful but now it legislates from the bench It isn't what it used to be.
Congress has lost the most power. It is suppose to give us a balance budget and hasn't done it for decades.
The President stopped the pipeline, gave permission to have an Iranian nuclear power plant, makes treatise, Is the Commander in Chief, sets things in motion... so don't say they don't have power.
Or was it someone else who said he didn't?
Agreed...It is that Congress has lost power. Now we stop the President from doing what he shouldn't do? First off, who is that we? Is it Congress? Then you have to fix Congress, because they are not going to do it.
The President is the symptom. the problem is Congress.
Agreed...
And the Congress is the thermometer of the people who elected them.
John Adams: Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.
This is the reason it isn't working. We are neither religious nor are we a moral people
A stunning admission from a conservative Christian.nor are we a moral people