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Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Friday, August 16, 2013
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
http://blog.heritage.org/2013/08/13/obama-imperial-president-will-act-on-his-own/?utm_source=Newsletter&%3Butm_medium=email&%3Butm_campaign&%3Butm_content&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=Morning%2BBell
Morning Bell: The Imperial President Will Act on His Own
In a recent email
to supporters, President Obama lamented the frustrating inadequacy of
his office. “There’s only so much I can do on my own” without Congress,
he confessed.
As a matter of constitutional interpretation, he’s right. But in practice, the President has shown a distinct contempt for the legal limits on his power.
Obama’s imperial presidency has manifested itself in many ways. Often he willfully neglects his constitutional duty to “take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed.” As we’ve seen with education, immigration, and health care, suspending the law amounts to rewriting the law.
Other times, the President is more direct. The legislative power may be vested in Congress, but that didn’t stop him from rewriting welfare legislation on his own, hollowing out the successful federal work requirements.
Unfortunately, it appears that this is only the beginning of Obama’s imperialism.
Once liberated from the constraints of reelection, he wasted little time signaling his enthusiasm for unilateral action in his second term.
“Congress is tough right now,” he recently declared, “but that’s not going to stop me.”
Armed with electoral immunity, the President is also more candid in justifying his actions.
The President’s view of how our system works is not only dangerous, but it also flatly contradicts the Founders’ understanding of government.
The President sees no need to bother with all the arguing, deal-making, compromising, rivalries—in a word, politics—involved in the constitutional order. Reserving to Congress its lawmaking authority is an unnecessary obstacle to progress.
But our system was intentionally designed for messy political fights. The Founders understood that the alternative is even worse. Experience with Britain taught them the dangers of a government that tended toward the accumulation of powers.
Despite his fondness for mocking those who distrust government, President Obama accidentally vindicates the Founders’ fear of tyranny in American when he boasts, “We’re going to do everything we can, wherever we can, with or without Congress, to make things happen.”
With no sign in sight of the President slowing his imperial march, it would be naïve to hope for the kind of modesty he feigns in emails. Rather, it is the duty of Congress to oppose his encroachments. With so much at stake this fall—from defunding Obamacare to cutting government spending—it is a critical time for Congress to do its job.
Read the Morning Bell and more en español every day at Heritage Libertad.
Quick Hits:
As a matter of constitutional interpretation, he’s right. But in practice, the President has shown a distinct contempt for the legal limits on his power.
Obama’s imperial presidency has manifested itself in many ways. Often he willfully neglects his constitutional duty to “take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed.” As we’ve seen with education, immigration, and health care, suspending the law amounts to rewriting the law.
Other times, the President is more direct. The legislative power may be vested in Congress, but that didn’t stop him from rewriting welfare legislation on his own, hollowing out the successful federal work requirements.
Unfortunately, it appears that this is only the beginning of Obama’s imperialism.
Once liberated from the constraints of reelection, he wasted little time signaling his enthusiasm for unilateral action in his second term.
“Congress is tough right now,” he recently declared, “but that’s not going to stop me.”
Armed with electoral immunity, the President is also more candid in justifying his actions.
[W]here Congress is unwilling to act, I will take whatever administrative steps that I can in order to do right by the American people.From this perspective, the legislature is more of an inconvenience than one of the three co-equal branches of government. Constitutional prerogatives are up for grabs; whoever is most willing to write the laws wins.
The President’s view of how our system works is not only dangerous, but it also flatly contradicts the Founders’ understanding of government.
The President sees no need to bother with all the arguing, deal-making, compromising, rivalries—in a word, politics—involved in the constitutional order. Reserving to Congress its lawmaking authority is an unnecessary obstacle to progress.
But our system was intentionally designed for messy political fights. The Founders understood that the alternative is even worse. Experience with Britain taught them the dangers of a government that tended toward the accumulation of powers.
Despite his fondness for mocking those who distrust government, President Obama accidentally vindicates the Founders’ fear of tyranny in American when he boasts, “We’re going to do everything we can, wherever we can, with or without Congress, to make things happen.”
With no sign in sight of the President slowing his imperial march, it would be naïve to hope for the kind of modesty he feigns in emails. Rather, it is the duty of Congress to oppose his encroachments. With so much at stake this fall—from defunding Obamacare to cutting government spending—it is a critical time for Congress to do its job.
Read the Morning Bell and more en español every day at Heritage Libertad.
Quick Hits:
- You will be angry when you see this beach bum collecting food stamps.
- The Obama Administration is the “most transparent” ever, right?
- Would you like to travel from Los Angeles to New York in just 45 minutes? Try a vacuum-sealed tube.
- The first public photos of the royal baby will be family photos released on this social network.
- Secretary of State John Kerry needed just 4 minutes to get 4 things wrong in this video.
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
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Sunday, August 4, 2013
The House Votes in bill to prohibit the IRS from implementing Obamacare
This won't be something the media will be sounding off on. CONGRESS is TRYING. The Democrats are LYING. Get off the Propaganda Push For BASHING CONGRESS. It's a RUSE. Buy into it and LOSE.
By the way, Amnesty is IN Obamacare. The propaganda machine that's bashing Rubio's counter to giving REAL Amnesty is a load of bull... Any Republican jumping on the Rubio gang bang wagon needs to GO.
http://dailycaller.com/2013/08/02/out-of-control-house-passes-bill-prohibiting-the-irs-from-implementing-obamacare/
Political Reporter
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2013/08/02/out-of-control-house-passes-bill-prohibiting-the-irs-from-implementing-obamacare/#ixzz2b3CjrnYh
By the way, Amnesty is IN Obamacare. The propaganda machine that's bashing Rubio's counter to giving REAL Amnesty is a load of bull... Any Republican jumping on the Rubio gang bang wagon needs to GO.
http://dailycaller.com/2013/08/02/out-of-control-house-passes-bill-prohibiting-the-irs-from-implementing-obamacare/
‘Out of control’: House passes bill prohibiting the IRS from implementing Obamacare
12:50 PM 08/02/2013
WASHINGTON — The House voted Friday to prohibit the
Internal Revenue Service from implementing Obamacare, citing concerns
that the agency could not be trusted with the task after employees
applied inappropriate scrutiny levels of to conservative groups.
“The IRS is already out of control, abusing its power
to tax and audit the activities of honest, hardworking Americans… Yet,
ObamaCare granted the IRS 47 new powers — including giving confidential
taxpayer information to other departments and applying new taxes and
penalties,” said Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp in a floor
speech before the vote.
House Republicans have also expressed concern that implementation would give the IRS access to confidential health information, data they say the agency cannot be trusted with, The Hill reported.
“The IRS is already out of control, abusing its power
to tax and audit the activities of honest, hardworking Americans… Yet,
ObamaCare granted the IRS 47 new powers — including giving confidential
taxpayer information to other departments and applying new taxes and
penalties,” said Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp in a floor
speech before the vote.House Republicans have also expressed concern that implementation would give the IRS access to confidential health information, data
they say the agency cannot be trusted with, The Hill reported.Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2013/08/02/out-of-control-house-passes-bill-prohibiting-the-irs-from-implementing-obamacare/#ixzz2b3CjrnYh
Stop Government Abuse Week
Stop Government Abuse Week - From the Republican Led House To The People ~ Thank YOU!
http://dailycaller.com/2013/08/01/house-passes-bill-to-curb-abuse-by-government-agencies/
Political Reporter
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2013/08/01/house-passes-bill-to-curb-abuse-by-government-agencies/#ixzz2b3CBMcZH
http://dailycaller.com/2013/08/01/house-passes-bill-to-curb-abuse-by-government-agencies/
House passes bill to curb ‘abuse’ by government agencies
7:39 PM 08/01/2013
Thursday afternoon, the House voted to curb the rights and
payments of executive agency employees in the wake of the scandal
surrounding the Internal Revenue Service’s inappropriate scrutiny of
conservative groups and other abuses by government agencies.
The Stop Government Abuse Act passed by a 239-176 vote.
The bill combines several different measures. It allows people to record phone
conversations or in-person conversations with executive agency
officials. It also gives agencies the authority to put senior officials
on unpaid leave when they are the subject of investigation for a serious
offense. Lastly, it limits federal employee bonuses when sequestration
is in effect.
The Stop Government Abuse Act passed by a 239-176 vote.
The bill combines several different measures. It allows people to record phone
conversations or in-person conversations with executive agency
officials. It also gives agencies the authority to put senior officials
on unpaid leave when they are the subject of investigation for a serious
offense. Lastly, it limits federal employee bonuses when sequestration
is in effect.Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2013/08/01/house-passes-bill-to-curb-abuse-by-government-agencies/#ixzz2b3CBMcZH
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