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If the "United States [government]" doesn't have the power, POTUS in his official capacity doesn't.
by mothballed 1y ago
If the "United States [government]" doesn't have the power, POTUS in his official capacity doesn't.
- Braxton1980 1y ago1. I said "Where does it say he doesn't have to [enforce a law] if it violates the Constitution?" 2. You pasted the 10th amendment - This says the federal government has the powers specified by the constitution and any power not mentioned are for the states unless prohibited 3. Then I asked you how this related to the president not enforcing laws he believes are unconstitutional and you said "If the "United States [government]" doesn't have the power, POTUS in his official capacity doesn't." What power?