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Chapter 2,198,473
The Anti-Trump hysteria knows no bounds – a crazy man (i.e.
one that may not be controllable) may very well take control of the most
powerful office in the world.
The US Constitution offers, in Article II, Section 2, exactly
223 words that specifically address the duties and powers of the president. I count 5 duties, three of which the Senate
has control or at least influence.
The US Constitution offers, in Article I, Sections 7 & 8,
exactly 744 words that specifically address the duties and powers of
congress. I count 19 duties.
I am no Constitutional expert – if you come up with
different numbers, I won’t argue.
Directionally – and in relative importance – I think there is nothing to
argue about.
Conclusion
What is there to fear of Trump? Congress is in charge, if they exercise their
authority.
But we know the answer.
That people don't understand that the president
ReplyDeleteshould be basically persona non grata,and not a dictator is real frightening?
Because everyone is on the hook of the fascist kings and their dominion over the monopolized money supply/production regardless of its economic perversion. As long as I gots mines...then it's all honkey dory and partake in the collectivist drivel of all things national...and throw out that feel good word "Constitution" once in a while to the rubes so as they feel like they have a say in the "Big Lie" known as democracy or representative government.
ReplyDeleteExactly!!! I love to mess with people who tout the
Deleteconstitution and wrap themselves in the flag.
When asked..."are you willing to educate your own
kids,give up your credit card,0% car loans, subsidies of every sort, and licensing monopolies....regulatory laws???
..................."What does that have to do with it"