Those Darned Unitary Powers
LuckyTheDog
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Mon Apr-24-06 08:18 AM
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I STILL can't find the part of the Constitution that describes those unitary executive powers Bush says he has discovered. Are there any "strict constructionists" out there who could post a link to the text?
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| ChairmanAgnostic
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Mon Apr-24-06 08:27 AM
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| 1. His office is a unit, a close knit. A unit is by definition unitary. See? |
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And because the decider is himself a unit, as president he is the unitary executive. Just ask Karl or Dick if you don't believe it.
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