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“I think people are having fun with Q… I don’t really follow him. We try to incorporate it into our overall messaging scheme to capture audiences because whoever that person is has certainly captured a widespread rep of the MAGA and the America first movement.”
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NED, Solidarity Center, AFL-CIO, CIPE, NDI, IRI, FTUI, ACLIS, Our Tax Dollars and Extra Constitutional Activities?
How, you may ask yourself, does this relate to Jim Watkins' and his congressional testimony?
Do you remember Jim telling the "committee" that they are "overstepping" their "position in our American government"? He is, in Anon's opinion, correct. The committee appears to be trying to do the job of the Executive Branch (through the DOJ, NGOs and unions) and the Judicial Branch by intimidating justices into extra constitutional decisions.
To understand the over-reach being perpetrated (in Anon's opinion) by the US Congress, you should have an understanding of the US Constitution. If you have never read it, Anon highly recommends that you do so. Find the US Constitution at this sauce - https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/
The constitution establishes 3 branches of the government.
Find the White House description ofExecutive Powershere - https://www.whitehouse.gov/about-the-white-house/our-government/the-executive-branch/
Find Cornell Law's descrition ofExecutive Powershere.
Cornell Law - Powers of the Executive Branch of Government - https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/executive_power
As you can see, the Executive Branch of Government is responsible for enforcing laws passed by Congress. It is empowered to make treaties with other countries with the approval of the Senate (NOT the House of Representatives). The President is the Commander in Chief of US Armed Forces. The President makes Judicial and other nominations to fill vacancies in our government. The President can issue executive orders and pardons, call special sessions of Congress, veto legislation and is required to deliver the State of the Union Address. The President does not have the constitutional authority to declare war without the approval of Congress. The President can make recess appointments, when Congress is not in session. (This could explain why Congress is cronichly in session.)
Find the White House description ofLegislative Powershere - https://www.whitehouse.gov/about-the-white-house/our-government/the-legislative-branch/
The House of Representatives has no authority to enter into any treaties with other governments or interfer with elections in other countries.
Find Cornell Law's description of thePowers of the Legislative Branchof Government here - https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/articlei
The Constitution establishes 2 legislative bodies: the House of Representatives and the Senate. It establishes the terms to be served by Representative and Senators. The House can raise revenue. Congress can lay and collect taxes. They can regulate commerce with foreign countries, among the states and with Indian tribes. They can coin money, borrow money, establish post offices, declare war, raise and support armies and provide and maintain a navy. No state has the authority to enter into any treaty, alliance or confederation.
Find the White House description of thePower of the Judiciaryhere - https://www.whitehouse.gov/about-the-white-house/our-government/the-judicial-branch/
Find Cornell Law's description of thePowers of the Judicial Branchhere - https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/articleiii
The Constitution establishes the Supreme Court and its authority over the lower courts and establishes that it operates under the Constitution, laws of the US and treaties made.
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