
Obama has declared he will not let congress stop his agenda. Is this constitutional?
FanOreilly
2012/04/23 14:23:50
Obama has declared he will not let congress stop his agenda.
One Saturday last fall, President Obama interrupted a White House strategy meeting to raise an issue not on the agenda. He declared, aides recalled, that the administration needed to more aggressively use executive power to govern in the face of Congressional obstructionism.
“We had been attempting to highlight the inability of Congress to do anything,” recalled William M. Daley, who was the White House chief of staff at the time. “The president expressed frustration, saying we have got to scour everything and push the envelope in finding things we can do on our own.”
For Mr. Obama, that meeting was a turning point. As a senator and presidential candidate, he had criticized George W. Bush for flouting the role of Congress. And during his first two years in the White House, when Democrats controlled Congress, Mr. Obama largely worked through the legislative process to achieve his domestic policy goals.
But increasingly in recent months, the administration has been seeking ways to act without Congress. Branding its unilateral efforts “We Can’t Wait,” a slogan that aides said Mr. Obama coined at that strategy meeting,

Is this constitutional?

Is this constitutional?
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Top Opinion
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zbacku 2012/04/23 14:30:29No the constitution is clear, the president's power is limited





















Coarse since the house is divided the dimocraps want to get as much through as they can and the gop doesn't have the testicles to oppose them........
HE WANTS TO BE A DICTATOR LIKE HUGO CHAVEZ
The sooner we make him vacate Pennsylvania Avenue, the better , for all of us.!
Good riddance.!