BIDEN: “If these governors won’t help beat the pandemic, I’ll use my power as president to get them out of the way.” pic.twitter.com/KBG2fwgQ9v
— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) September 9, 2021
I believe the White House puppeteers are looking for a Little Rock photo op most desperately. They need to be seen as saviors of the oppressed probably because every poll out there is indicating this presidency is “sailing” faster than the Costa Concordia.
He has zero constitutional powers to do so. So he is either blustering or ready to take a gigantic dump in the Constitution and actually send Federal law enforcement or troops to remove and arrest truly elected officials.
If that happens, I am so stacking up the pantry till it hurts.
Check the zero of your weapons.
Seems like another attemt at deflection to make people stop focusing on trashcanistan….
I’ll just repeat a remark I made elsewhere.
“I see you’ve made your decision. Now, let’s see you enforce it.” –Eric Draven, The Crow.
“…or ready to take a gigantic dump in the Constitution and actually send Federal law enforcement or troops to remove and arrest truly elected officials.”
If this is attempted, play the anthem, because America will be going off the air permanently.
How many politicians, in all three (or more) branches, actually respect and obey the Constitution? I can count them on the thumbs of my hands.
The same has been true, for all practical purposes, pretty much from the moment the ink dried on the original document. It was very clear to competent observers as far back as 1803.
It’s true that Biden is a bit more blatant about it than most. Perhaps he’s channelling his inner FDR, since he has such delusions in what’s left of his mind…
Chief Justice Roberts did step up and hte US Supreme Court did finally strike down the illegal Eviction Moratorium. It took longer than we thought it should, but it did happen.
I hope SCOTUS will do the same here.
Even White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain admits this is an illegal work around of Congress:
https://twitter.com/SRuhle/status/1436063357958823940
Congress could pass a vaccine mandate, but even the Democrats won’t try it with their majorities in Both houses and the White House.
Well actually, under Article 1 Section 8, Congress in fact can NOT pass a vaccine mandate. No such thing, nor anything even remotely resembling it, can be found among the enumerated powers. (The same applies to 99.44% of what Congress does, including for example an eviction moratorium. In the words of Rep. Clyburn (D-SC): “There’s nothing in the constitution that says the Federal government has got anything to do with most of the stuff that we do.”)