23 May 15
Originally posted by SuzianneOriginally posted by Suzianne
We already have a Savior, in case you've forgotten.
As to the rest, take it to debates, Spanky.
Stop posting political opinion here. This is not the forum for it. Just like the Science forum wasn't the place for your Young Earth nonsense.
"We already have a Savior, in case you've forgotten."
Period.
23 May 15
Originally posted by SuzianneI was just replying to whodey, my sweet Suzianne.
We already have a Savior, in case you've forgotten.
As to the rest, take it to debates, Spanky.
Stop posting political opinion here. This is not the forum for it. Just like the Science forum wasn't the place for your Young Earth nonsense.
24 May 15
Originally posted by SuzianneA President that has more and more power everyday.
How can it apply to us?
We have a President, not a King.
Please pay attention.
Why get caught up in the different terms rather than compare their respective powers?
Power corrupts, whether you are a king or a President. The more power they have the more corrupt they tend to become.
Is this true or not Suzy?
Originally posted by whodey
A President that has more and more power everyday.
Perhaps it seems that way to you because there is a Congress that is largly dead set on keeping the President in a straight jacket not being able to do anything. So when he avails himself of Constitutional alternatives to work around obstructionists, its looks like a power grab to you.
Power corrupts, whether you are a king or a President. The more power they have the more corrupt they tend to become.
And there can be currupting power with a Congress bought by billionaires and lobbyist who are dead set on making sure a sitting president accomplishes nothing.
Then they cry about "We need leadership! "
There's some corruption there too as the low approval rating of Congress suggests.
Originally posted by sonshipYou are apparently ignorant of the way the American government is supposed to work. The President is supposed to enforce the laws inacted by the Congress, not pick and choose. It is not the President's job to pass and inact laws. The President is supposed to be the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, but he is incompetent for that duty and harms the military instead of helping them. He does not know enough to delegate the authority and get out of the way. 😏A President that has more and more power everyday.
Perhaps it seems that way to you because there is a Congress that is largly dead set on keeping the President in a straight jacket not being able to do anything. So when he avails himself of Constitutional alternatives to work around obstructionists, its looks like a power grab to you. ...[text shortened]... hip![/i] "
There's some corruption there too as the low approval rating of Congress suggests.
Originally posted by RJHindsYou don't know how US politics works.
You are apparently ignorant of the way the American government is supposed to work. The President is supposed to enforce the laws inacted by the Congress, not pick and choose. It is not the President's job to pass and inact laws. The President is supposed to be the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, but he is incompetent for that duty and harms the m ...[text shortened]... d of helping them. He does not know enough to delegate the authority and get out of the way. 😏
Dougles MacArthur was perhaps the last most famous military general who thought the civilian president should butt out of the way. And Truman made an example of him that the US civilian government was still constitutionally in charge of war making matters.
Obstructionists had no other purpose in life but to straight jacket a president so that he could do nothing. And when he sought lawful means to work around the obstructionists (right or wrong) they put out their talking points about executive overreach.
26 May 15
Originally posted by googlefudgeWell, the Scots didn't exactly vote to kick her to the curb, now, did they?
Um, nobody voted for the Queen.
It's an inherited job/role/title.
One without any actual power.
Yeah, there is no part of what you just wrote that makes any sense.
You accept the country, you accept her laws. And thus the monarchy.
Originally posted by whodeyThis is why we limit them to eight years in office.
A President that has more and more power everyday.
Why get caught up in the different terms rather than compare their respective powers?
Power corrupts, whether you are a king or a President. The more power they have the more corrupt they tend to become.
Is this true or not Suzy?
We're finally over the embarrassment caused to the US by the previous President, I think. In time, this one will only be a memory as well. And the nation will stand, regardless. Let's hope the next one won't be too bad.
Don't be in such a hurry to change horses. Here in Arizona, we kind of went from the frying pan into the fire with our new governor. The other choice we had wasn't much better, though.