Here it comes....testing the EO power

[yote hunter]

I know it's not funny but I can't stop laughing.
I feel like we're on an episode of Pranked!

I feel like it’s the twilight zone !

 

[IndyDave1776]

And you are assuming they follow rules? DACA was an eo if I remember correctly (and I may not). "Rules for thee and not for me" sorta thing.

You remember correctly but it magically became unconstitutional for Trump to reverse it.

 

[Chewie]

You remember correctly but it magically became unconstitutional for Trump to reverse it.

That darn liberal magic! Amazing how it can work isn't it! It even seems to work on the SCOTUS at times.

 

[Prowler1]

Sure, so they really didn't stop working on the Keystone XL pipeline right?

How much of the pipeline is subsidized by the G ?

 

[IndyDave1776]

How much of the pipeline is subsidized by the G ?

So far as I can find, Alberta is the only government chipping in. All the US.gov is supplying or denying is official permission.

 

[Gd999]

Trying to build one last AR-9 with an 80 lower. I ordered a nice on that said in stock. Now they say my order is 8 to 10 weeks out. That’s a juggernaut brand. Tried to grab extra ar lowers from 5d tactical. They are 12 weeks out. I think that will be too late.

 

[DadSmith]

63 executive orders and actions so far.

Really that many already. He must feel like King George....

 

[Hawkeye]

EOs are invalid if they go against the U.S. Constitution. Also I think there is a stipulation on EOs on who they affect. In other words anyone outside of the Executive branch is not under the authority of the EO. EOs only affect those who are directly involved with the Executive. More on this later when I look this up in the Constitution. FYI, The Heritage Guide to the Constitution

I guess that depends on how you define "the Executive branch". Yes, they don't "handcuff" the Legislative or Judicial Branches, but most of the Federal Government really comes under the purview of the Executive Branch. And therein lies one of hte major problems with the Government - all the Administrative agencies (or bureaucracies) that are basically not accountable to the electorate.

 

[defaultdotxbe]

You remember correctly but it magically became unconstitutional for Trump to reverse it.

That's a feature of traditional (IE absolute) monarchies; the ability to issue a proclamation binding one's heirs and successors in perpetuity

 

[Mikey1911]

Really that many already. He must feel like King George....

It would seem that he has the “madness” part covered already.