Restore the Senate's Treaty Power(avoid requirement treaties approved by two-thirds of the Senate)

New York Times ^ | Monday, January 5, 2009 | John R. Bolton John Yoo

[shielagolden]

Visiting Fellow John Yoo The Constitution's Treaty Clause has long been seen, rightly, as a bulwark against presidential inclinations to lock the United States into unwise foreign commitments. The clause will likely be tested by Barack Obama's administration, as the new president and Secretary of State-designate Hillary Clinton, led by the legal academics in whose circles they have long traveled, contemplate binding down American power and interests in a dense web of treaties and international bureaucracies.

[shielagolden]

we how have taxation without representation
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1590858026591557284

[mountn man]

With the stroke of a pen, The eared one, will sign away our sovereignty to the UN.

[shielagolden]

Obama’s globalist wish list
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=84373

[shielagolden]

yes he will

[shielagolden]

we need to see that birthcertificate

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[Question_Assumptions]

I’d be happy if they returned the election of Senators to the state legislatures. It’s not like governors aren’t appointing Senators left and right, anyway.

[Sacajaweau]

Let each state have 3 senators...One from each party (assuming Dem and Repub parties remain). Let the third be elected by the people of the state.

Let the House of Reps have larger districats and fewer members.

[shielagolden]

that would be great

[SuperLuminal]

bttt