moondust
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Tue Jul-12-11 05:45 AM
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Can't the "unitary executive" do whatever it/he/she feels is necessary in time of war? |
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Such as kicking Republican extortionists to the curb and invoking the 14th Amendment?
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Fumesucker
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Tue Jul-12-11 05:53 AM
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1. Republicans might get angry.. |
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Edited on Tue Jul-12-11 05:53 AM by Fumesucker
Can't have that, wouldn't be prudent.
ETA: Or bipartisany, either come to think of it.
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ixion
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Tue Jul-12-11 06:17 AM
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2. It doesn't matter. The unitary executive was a neocon creation. As such, I don't support it |
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Not during Bush, and not now.
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