If the President Does It, Is it by Definition Legal? |
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| By: egregious Monday December 22, 2008 9:06 pm | |
If the president decides to do something during time of war, is it by definition legal?
Bad policy initiated by Nixon, carried to new (?)heights by Cheney.
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I tried to listen to this segment and I just cannot stomach anything to do with Herr Cheney. Anyone who says “So?” about kids dying…I don’t need to hear anymore.
No.
Thank you, egregious. I opened the DIGG.
IMHO, Barton Gellman is the authority on Cheney. As disgusting as Cheney is, we need to study his evil depths and, hopefully, legislate an amendment to the constitution which explicitly sets out the limited authority of the VP, the duties of same, etc.. We must not take the risk of there ever being another VP who is the behind the curtain dictator of America.