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My name is Himey Alexandrus M'bone and I am a member of Maryland's newest Party, The Working Class Party. I will be running against her in the nexus political cycle!
ReplyDeleteHey 4:41, the mayors name is Bernard C. Young. No need to waste your time running with your knowledge. Sometimes it's best to say nothing
DeleteBy Kirk Allen on May 18, 2020
ReplyDeleteIllinois Governor JB Pritzker has been issuing executive orders for the last two months, and as people began to understand their rights and push back he took to threats and intimidation in hopes people would comply with his inappropriate and apparent illegal executive orders.
We first exposed a 2001 Attorney General opinion regarding the limitation of 30 days for Executive orders in this article. The Governor denied knowledge of the legal opinion from the very office representing him. Many of the Governor’s defenders quickly dismissed the opinion because of it being an informal opinion written during a Republican administration. We find those excuses laughable because the legal analysis is what is important.
Pritzker’s nightmare exposed – Lisa Madigan legal opinoin
Lisa Madigan issued her opinion on the applicability of executive orders to the Illinois State Police Merit Board in 2013. This appears to be yet another legal opinion either overlooked or ignored by Pritzker and his legal team. The value in this opinion lies not only from the fact it is signed by Lisa Madigan, but it is backed by an Illinois Supreme Court case.
Applicability of Executive Orders – “The Constitution provides that “[t]he Governor, by Executive Order, may reassign functions among or reorganize executive agencies which are directly responsible to him.” Ill. Const. 1970, art. V, § 11. This is the only reference to executive orders in the Constitution and, as a result, the only circumstance in which an executive order clearly carries the force and effect of law.”
“In general, article V, section 8, of the Illinois Constitution provides that “[t]he Governor shall have the supreme executive power, and shall be responsible for the faithful execution of the laws.” Citing this authority, the Illinois courts have suggested that an executive order may be a permissible method by which the Governor can execute an existing law, but that an executive order is not a vehicle for establishing a new legal requirement. Buettell v. Walker 59 Ill. 2d 146, 153-54 (1974). . Accordingly, the Governor does not have power to legislate by executive order, and, therefore, unless authorized by law, an executive order relating to matters other than executive reorganization can be no more than a policy directive to agencies under the Governor’s control. To conclude otherwise would cede to the Governor legislative powers which he is prohibited from exercising by the separation of powers doctrine. See Ill. Const. 1970, art. II, § 1; see generally Ill. Const. 1970, art. IV, § 1.”
Additional language in the opinion also points to the most basic legal analysis on statutory construction, a point we have written about dozens if not hundreds of times.
More Patriots than handcuffs.
ReplyDeleteAdult book shop in west oc is open.
ReplyDeleteAnd????.....it should be dumbass
DeleteI don't understand in the time of the internet why someone would still go to an Adult Book store?
DeleteUmmmm because they dont sell "books and videos" exclusively....they sell implements! All the kinds of implements you see being used on the internet. Tangibles we shall call them lol
DeleteAnd porn and "tangibles" are considered essential?? Like a restaurant? Carry out only?? I'll take a hooka, a copy of Naughty schoolgirls, and that plastic apparatus, please 😂
DeleteFrom what I understand, neighborhood row-house "clubs" outnumber the total number of bars that are closed now in Baltimore City, so this is good news to the people (gangs) that are running them.
ReplyDeleteLE does not get involved, but the word is they will start raiding and closing these places. Watch for all hell breaking loose when that happens.
(This info comes from a friend that works at two of the "bars".)
Another Adolph Hogan, aka Hitler, Third Reich unconstitutional rule. Adolph Hogan is harder on the middle class that pays his outrageous salary, benefits and now retirement than he is on drug dealers and gangs
ReplyDeleteJack Young = Jack Ass
ReplyDeleteHowever shootings will continue with out any witnesses.
ReplyDeleteExactly 4:42 in simple terms tell em to shove their illegal unconstitutional hot air exhaust from a politician and shove it.
ReplyDeleteExactly 4:42 in simple terms tell em to shove their illegal unconstitutional hot air exhaust from a politician and shove it.
ReplyDeleteAnother Mare in a Ghetto town ran by stupid Democrats.
ReplyDeleteJake Day, does Jack A$$ Young make you proud?
ReplyDeleteA government big enough to "give" you rights can be big enough to take them away. Don't let get there.
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