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Congressional inaction isn't assent. The Constitution clearly and explicitly gives the power of the purse to Congress (and this is also the understanding of I t
by tdb7893 2y ago
Congressional inaction isn't assent. The Constitution clearly and explicitly gives the power of the purse to Congress (and this is also the understanding of I think Madison in the Federalist Papers and the interpretation we've had for now almost the entire history of the US so there's no reasonable dispute of this). Until Congress passes a law allowing this the president is constitutionally obligated to take care of the laws passed.
Though you do have a point of even if it's illegal who will enforce it? The courts have started to some but are necessarily reactive and slow.
- blibble 2y agothe constitution is just an old piece of paper if the president controls the supreme court personally I think this was Gödel's Loophole