They implement it at the local level; they don't need, nor do they use treaties. They are very effective also at creating sister cities and NGO to bypass State and Federal legislation. They also create COGs, Councils of Governments on the model of a Cold War "Soviet" which was a collection of counties that gave their power over to a Politbureau (cf Federal) bureacrat to hand-down directives.
Zoning is a huge part, you are correct. It is however, much bigger. Bike lanes, wetlands projects, imminent domain overreach, all smart meters and smart appliances, recycling, public-school indoctrination to all of the above - and pledging allegiance to the world facing a flag with trees and flowers. On and on. They even have us all using the inane word, "sustainable."
Are you people aware that Ryan Zinke sponsored a bill to excuse the government from proving public need in cases of imminent domain? This was when he was a RINO anti-Constitutional state senator in Montana?
Your questions are irrelevant. He sponsored the damn bill. Had he only voted for it, he would be in violation of the Constitution.
Ryan Zinke sponsored a bill to excuse the government from proving public need in cases of imminent domain. This was when he was a RINO, anti-Constitutional state senator in Montana.
No, it's a grammatical issue, and people make that mistake because they don't know that rule of grammar. I like rednecks, but don't tell me grammar is not important for accurate and effective communication.