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So, fascism for everyone, then? What is the difference between a totalitarian government and one where the executive can create any laws he wants?
by mimixco 8y ago
So, fascism for everyone, then? What is the difference between a totalitarian government and one where the executive can create any laws he wants?
- dragonwriter 8y ago> So, fascism for everyone, then? WTF? > What is the difference between a totalitarian government and one where the executive can create any laws he wants? None, but there's a pretty big difference between the power to issue directions to subordinates relating the application of powers with which you are vested by the Constitution and laws, and the power to create any laws you want. Executive Orders rely on (and are limited by) the former; they do not involve the latter.