rodeodance
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Fri Jun-22-07 09:07 PM
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Oh heck, why don't we just call him King? But that would create a problem: what to call the presiden |
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David Corn: "Not an "entity within the executive branch"? What branch of government, then, does Cheney's office belong to? I'm no constitutional lawyer, but I believe there are only three possibilities. He's no judge, and he's not a member of Congress. That leaves only the executive branch. Unless, of course, the veep's office transcends the Constitution. Yes, perhaps it's supra-constitutional. Oh heck, why don't we just call him King? But that would create a problem: what to call the president?"
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Fri Jun-22-07 09:13 PM
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1. how about (Dark) Prince Regent |
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Edited on Fri Jun-22-07 09:15 PM by eShirl
(in reference to Darth)
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Fri Jun-22-07 10:09 PM
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3. Well, I know what King Cheney would call Bush... "My Pet Dope." n/t |
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Fri Jun-22-07 10:41 PM
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5. Then Darth Cheney can't claim executive privilege. |
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Sat Jun-23-07 06:50 AM
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6. He's not a member of the Executive |
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because the Bush Regime was never elected in the first place. Or the second, for that matter.
For the last 6-1/2 years our govt has been existing outside the framework of the Constitution.
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