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In reply to the discussion: BREAKING: 9:37 A.M. E.T. SUPREME COURT WILL DECIDE ON PRESIDENT'S POWER TO MAKE RECESS APPOINTMENTS [View all]blackspade
(10,056 posts)18. Not a valid question based on the answer you provided.
The impeachment of Bush was discussed often for 7+ years here.
I can't think of single thread that I have read calling for Obama's impeachment.
And this "full support from many on the left" statement is just a RW talking point and not part of a fact based reality.
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BREAKING: 9:37 A.M. E.T. SUPREME COURT WILL DECIDE ON PRESIDENT'S POWER TO MAKE RECESS APPOINTMENTS [View all]
flpoljunkie
Jun 2013
OP
They did NOTHING with the bush doing it, suddenly they find it important. I do believe they will
still_one
Jun 2013
#4
I know, can you believe it?!? 100% of the time! OMG!!!11!!!1! Where will it end? n/t
eggplant
Jun 2013
#17
Well he'd better get going quick at least give them something to crow about.
Historic NY
Jun 2013
#56
The repubs haven't just blocked democratic appointments. They are trying to nullify the powers of
okaawhatever
Jun 2013
#29
All Supreme court decisions have "limiting statements" in them somewhere.
former9thward
Jun 2013
#41
I do not think the executive power is too great. I think Congress's ability to thwart process
Liberal_Stalwart71
Jun 2013
#32
O.K., let's agree to disagree, but the Constitution doesn't give the president that much power
Liberal_Stalwart71
Jun 2013
#54
I agree Congress was intended to be the strongest, but that didn't happen in practice.
Hosnon
Jun 2013
#55
Again, if you and I agree that Congress has the greatest constitutional powers, then...
Liberal_Stalwart71
Jun 2013
#58
Then, you should take issue with how the SCOTUS interprets the law, right? The president doesn't
Liberal_Stalwart71
Jun 2013
#61
"Dumbya," Pappy Bush, Clinton and presidents before Obama made recess appointments.
Liberal_Stalwart71
Jun 2013
#31