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To: Elsiejay
There is no orderly, legal defense against the Executive Order.

Congress can override an Executive Order -- if it poaches on their area of responsibility.

This Congress would not, of course, do such a thing. But the next Congress might...

54 posted on 07/29/2010 5:12:07 PM PDT by okie01 (THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA: Ignorance on Parade)
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Couldn’t Zero just issue a mass pardon for illegals like Carter did for the Vietname War era draft dodgers.


55 posted on 07/29/2010 5:20:15 PM PDT by C19fan
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To: okie01

Congress “might” will most likely, vis-s-vis Obama’s EOs, not be good enough. Moreover, by the time the Congress gets around to acting the destruction may have become fully entrenched, the damage done and irreversible.


63 posted on 07/29/2010 6:29:02 PM PDT by Elsiejay (.)
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To: okie01
Congress can override an Executive Order -- if it poaches on their area of responsibility.

Why yes, yes they can, but in this case Congress is merely hiding behind the President, while he carries out their will. Cool huh? The get to be again it while all the while cheering silently behind the scene.

65 posted on 07/30/2010 7:49:22 AM PDT by itsahoot (Republican leadership got us here, only God can get us out.)
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