>>5708196 (notables #7300)

A Guide to Emergency Powers and their Use

https://www.brennancenter.org/sites/default/files/legislation/AGuideToEmergencyPowersAndTheirUse_2.13.19.pdf

Wondering when this Guide was printed….. when they expected Hilliary to win? They are referring to presidential power and refer to president as SHE. We have never had a SHE president have we? ODD?

On page 3 under

"Top-Line Observations"

Some of the laws stand out as particularly alarming in what they authorize and in their potential for abuse. One statute, for example, would allow the president to suspend a law that prohibits the testing of chemical and biological weapons on unwitting human subjects. Section 706(c) of the Communications Act of 1934 allows the president to shut down or take over radio stations. If she proclaims a threat of war, she can go further and take over wire com-munications as well. The International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) allows the government to freeze any asset or block any financial transaction in which a foreign national has an interest, even if the asset belongs to an American or the transaction is between Americans.