JULY 27TH HAPPENING HAS ARRIVED
DONALD WILL NOW BE UNABLE TO FIRE THE TEAM INVESTIGATING HIM
GET FUCKED DRUMPFTARDS
ENJOY PRISON DONALD
JULY 27TH HAPPENING HAS ARRIVED
Chase Nguyen
Jace Hughes
>introduces bill
>executive branch can veto bills
Read a book.
Sage
Jaxson Hughes
hey brainlet do you not know the President can veto any bill ? We fucking learned this shit in grade school. Stop making Americans look like retards and educate yourself.
youtube.com
Luis Perez
That cock sucker is sweating bullets. It signals how fucking scared they are and Mueller is the only thing keeping them from being rope'd.
Ian Martin
>vetoes bill
woooooooooooooow
Eli James
great, this will apply to the new special counsel investigating hillary and obama!
David Ward
a joke to the world
Dominic James
>introduces
That means fuck all until it passes, and even then
Brandon Kelly
why are Deep State so scared it's like they're hiding a mountain of child rape or something
Wyatt Watson
why does South Carolina keep voting this virgin weirdo in?
Jaxson Brown
Did they implant John McCain with a device that can cause his brain physical pain so they can control him even more that's what I want to know
Xavier Bailey
>INVESTIGATING HIM
I have a surprise for you
Levi Wood
Deep State has the technology now we should expect CyborgTraitors to start cropping up
Joseph Brooks
OP never saw Schoolhouse Rock
Cooper Davis
McCain really ought to retire. His district deserves representation that isn't brain-damaged.
Jackson Roberts
I guess the impending special counsel looking into Clinton/Comey/Lynch will be extra safe, won't it.
James Adams
oh no i left the name on
James Hall
en.wikipedia.org
Immediately thought of this
Luke Murphy
en.wikipedia.org
Myers v. United States, 272 U.S. 52 (1926), was a United States Supreme Court decision ruling that the President has the exclusive power to remove executive branch officials, and does not need the approval of the Senate or any other legislative body.
In 1920, Frank S. Myers, a First-Class Postmaster in Portland, Oregon, was removed from office by President Woodrow Wilson. An 1876 federal law provided that "Postmasters of the first, second, and third classes shall be appointed and may be removed by the President with the advice and consent of the Senate." Myers argued that his dismissal violated this law, and he was entitled to back pay for the unfilled portion of his four-year term.
Chief Justice William Howard Taft, writing for the Court, noted that the Constitution does mention the appointment of officials, but is silent on their dismissal. An examination of the notes of the Constitutional Convention, however, showed that this silence was intentional: the Convention did discuss the dismissal of executive-branch staff, and believed it was implicit in the Constitution that the President did hold the exclusive power to remove his staff, whose existence was an extension of the President's own authority.
The Court therefore found that the statute was unconstitutional, for it violated the separation of powers between the executive and legislative branches. In reaching this decision, it also expressly found the Tenure of Office Act, which had imposed a similar requirement on other Presidential appointees and played a key role in the impeachment of President Andrew Johnson, to have been invalid; it had been repealed by Congress some years before this decision.
Adam Long
>DONALD WILL NOW BE UNABLE TO FIRE THE TEAM INVESTIGATING HIM
OP does not understand that Trump has to sign the bill for it to become law.
Brody Moore
The Bill is unconstitutional in the first place see
Evan Collins
Also senators represent the state at large, not districts. You'll probably learn that in civics this fall.
Adrian Williams
When will Lindsey come out of the closet?
Jaxson Young
slide thread
sage
Chase Foster
>he vetos it
>shitstorm
Carson Wright
'Congress can override a veto by passing the act by a two-thirds vote in both the House and the Senate. (Usually an act is passed with a simple majority.) This check prevents the President from blocking an act when significant support for it exists.'
you dipshits make the rest of us look even stupider than we are
Kayden Barnes
Read the Constitution. Congress can override vetoes.
Carson Clark
>shitstorm over trump vetoing a clearly unconstitutional bill
Dominic Martin
Even the swamp cannot get 2/3rds on anything.
Xavier White
This
Bentley Hughes
Lindsey Graham should be investigated for child porn
Xavier Foster
But not if what the bill proposes is actually unconstitutional, as this bill is.
Andrew Brown
OP is confirmed retard
Adrian Kelly
Should be common sense thing. Really stupid that the president can fire the person investigating you.
Sebastian Parker
Even then, Trump can take it to the Supreme Court, and precedent is in Trump's favor.
Lincoln Thomas
You should see this Is it wrong? Maybe, but it is apart of the president's job. The presidency is a position almost comparable to a CEO in a corporate ladder, so really the president is in his own accord as whether or not to fire someone of a executive position.
Adrian Jackson
Ian Gutierrez
More like.
>he vetoes it
>corporate media pretend it's a shit storm when it actually isn't