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The administration has not let constitutional limitations hinder any of their decisions. The problem with Constitutional "authority" is that it relies on good
by mywittyname 6y ago
The administration has not let constitutional limitations hinder any of their decisions.
The problem with Constitutional "authority" is that it relies on good faith, as the government is really just policing itself. If a President asks 'who is going to stop me?', they will quickly find out the answer is 'nobody.'
- valuearb 6y agoHe will have to go to court to enforce them. And he will lose.
- slowmovintarget 6y agoWhich was the problem many people foresaw when the last administration did it. They set the precedent, or pushed at its boundaries. "If they can do it... so can we..." It's the main problem with any governmental structure. If it exists, sooner or later it's bound to cut in what we consider the wrong direction.