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It’s already been ESTABLISHED that Congressional oversight is an implied power. I already explained the common sense implication that allowed Congress this AUTHORITY from the get go. If you don’t want to participate in common sense notions and established clauses I can’t help you further. All three Branches should fear each other and the people, not just Congress being the bogeyman. If you want to see a Congressional bogeymen look at United States v. Chapman and Jurney v. McCracken.
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You should put some sort of separation between my words and yours because I missed this part of your post thinking it was part of what you were quoting from mine.
No it has NOT been established that there is a implied power of oversight in the Constitution. Only in your mind has it been. As I said before the laws and House Rules do not supersede the Constitution and the Supreme Court case you cited backs up my position on this and not yours.
Your ignorance has summoned the copy and paste regurgitation.
http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/97-936.pdf
http://www.rules.house.gov/archives/comm_gp_cong_oversight.htm
http://www.espionageinfo.com/In-Int/Intelligence-United-States-Congressional-Oversight-of.html
There is plenty more if you so desire.