Supreme Court May Move To Rein In President Obama's Trampling Of The Constitution
It would appear that there is even a limit for the Supreme Court as to what they will allow President Obama to get away with:
*OBAMA'S RECESS APPOINTMENTS QUESTIONED BY U.S. SUPREME COURT
As Bloomberg reports, justices across the ideological spectrum questioned whether President Barack Obama complied with the Constitution when he appointed three members of the National Labor Relations Board during a Senate break.
SCOTUS will find OweBama overreached badly on this one.
Each house of Congress sets its rules. The Senate did not consider itself in recess and had taken steps to remain in session, albeit minimally.
OweBama engineered the timing of the appointments intentionally to do an end run around the Senate. The names were put forth and appointed so quickly that basic background checks had not started.
At that time Dingy Harry Reid had not pulled the trigger on the 'nuclear option' so opponents could have delayed or defeated the nominations.
Failing to rule against this action will emasculate the Supreme Court; they will become just a rubber stamp for the whims of a dictator. In like fashion both houses would loose control of their affairs and become subject to the dictator's wishes.
It's a genuinely important case regarding separation of powers in the three branches.
I hope that they find him in contempt of Congress which is an impeachable charge. The American people deserve to be heard once again.
ReplyDeleteABOUT FN TIME.
ReplyDeleteClinton was impeached for having sex with an intern, but Obama has screw the whole country.
ReplyDelete
ReplyDeleteSCOTUS will find OweBama overreached badly on this one.
Each house of Congress sets its rules. The Senate did not consider itself in recess and had taken steps to remain in session, albeit minimally.
OweBama engineered the timing of the appointments intentionally to do an end run around the Senate. The names were put forth and appointed so quickly that basic background checks had not started.
At that time Dingy Harry Reid had not pulled the trigger on the 'nuclear option' so opponents could have delayed or defeated the nominations.
Failing to rule against this action will emasculate the Supreme Court; they will become just a rubber stamp for the whims of a dictator. In like fashion both houses would loose control of their affairs and become subject to the dictator's wishes.
It's a genuinely important case regarding separation of powers in the three branches.