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Your point? The Federal reserve system is still part of the government. The banks that joined it form the sub-branches of the federal reserve system: https://ww
by manfredo 8y ago
Your point? The Federal reserve system is still part of the government. The banks that joined it form the sub-branches of the federal reserve system: https://www.federalreserve.gov/aboutthefed/structure-federal-reserve-system.htm https://www.federalreserve.gov/aboutthefed/structure-federal...
Any natural born citizen can become a member of Congress (provided they are over 30 iirc). Does it follow then that Congress is not a part of the government because any persom can become a part of it.
A formerly private citizen now sits in the white house. Does it follow that the executive branch is not part of the government?
I cannot comprehend why the fact that non-government entities can joint a government entity makes you think the latter ceases to be part of the government.
- dragonwriter 8y ago> Any natural born citizen can become a member of Congress (provided they are over 30 iirc) Tangentially, both the age and natural born citizen requirements are wrong; the minimum for a member of Congress are the requirements for the House, where you must be a citizen for at least 7 years, 25 years old, and an inhabitant of the State you represent. For the Senate, the age requirement is 30 and the citizenship requirement is 9 years.