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Article 2 Section 4.
Ok, thank you. But how does this apply to a czar that was never confirmed....?
j-mac
Article 2 Section 4.
Ok, thank you. But how does this apply to a czar that was never confirmed....?
j-mac
he can be impeached. that means he is not above the judgement of Congress.
No, he is a czar, and doesn't answer to congress. Therefore, they can't touch him...Nice try though.
j-mac
lololol!!!!!
you are wrong. very, very wrong. he can be impeached by Congress. ALL Federal officers can be impeached by Congress.
this guy is not "above the law" or even "above Congress", as you and the FauxNews propagandists are arguing.
No, he is a czar, and doesn't answer to congress. Therefore, they can't touch him...Nice try though.
j-mac
Ok, I am done with you....You don't even know what the hell you are talking about...
Try again when you get a clue.
j-mac
Yes, and I'm kind of surprised at that. Refusal to confirm anyone at all is a purely partisan position the GOP has taken. You usually don't stand up for stupid partisan maneuvers.
<rolls eyes>
You really have the partisan goggles on for this one. Am not (stupidly) standing up for anything of the such.
No. Am looking at the whole picture and there is politics being played heartily on both sides of the aisle. Obama and crew have just played a large partisan maneuver which was brilliant, but sort of suspect he (Obama) will get overturned by the courts. Either way Obama is going to likely come out of this smelling like a rose. The structure of this new consumer bureau does have some genuinely questionable elements, but the partisan blind see nothing but "Our team versus Their team'.
This whole event/issue is a great example of just how ****ed up this country has become. And day by day it is only getting worse.
Impeachment is not oversight. You know darn good and well what oversight is. You also know what the ability to control regulatory overreach is. This agency lacks that in many respects. There are good reasons to object to it.
Hence, why so many are objecting to the agency. No agency should be created with regulatory freedom to place citizens under its rules without those rules being passed laws. Thats why oversight is needed for any agency created within the executive. As I said previously, I dont think Dodd/Frank has a leg to stand on, especially with Obama circumventing the wording of the actual law which states that the chairman must be confirmed. Not recess appointed but confirmed.
Hence, why so many are objecting to the agency. No agency should be created with regulatory freedom to place citizens under its rules without those rules being passed laws. Thats why oversight is needed for any agency created within the executive. As I said previously, I dont think Dodd/Frank has a leg to stand on, especially with Obama circumventing the wording of the actual law which states that the chairman must be confirmed. Not recess appointed but confirmed.
With regard to short term politics, it is a good move. But "brilliant" ....... it only gets traction to the extent that leading Republicans make it an election issue. There is so much on the plate already, the GOP would be as stupid to make this a premier issue, thus detracting from the more obvous, and resonating, Obama failures.
We are having fun with this here, but otherwise look for it to be back-burner. Obama may trot it out, but again, who will care ? It doesn't help anyone pay a bill.
When the agency is finally up and running it will help people pay their bills, by policing predatory lending. It's obvious why the GOP is so dead set against it. :roll:
LOL ...... like anything "Dodd-Frank" is going to help anyone pay a bill. They were the two political cronies most behind the housing bubble for chrissakes.
Can't make this **** up.
You seem to make up a lot of useless ad hominem crap, that's for sure.
Dodd-Frank are fair game. Look up Dodd and Countrywide. Frank and Fannie and his boyfriend, and "no" not his boyfriend's fannie.
This is frustrating.
And now the pathetic homophobic prejudice. You're pissing away what little credibility you may have had.
Why don't you just call me a racist while you are at it ? Kiss my ass, btw. My brother is as gay as a $3 bill. And I have loved him for over 50 years. I have forgotten more about the travails of being gay than you will ever learn.
<rolls eyes>
You really have the partisan goggles on for this one. Am not (stupidly) standing up for anything of the such.
No. Am looking at the whole picture and there is politics being played heartily on both sides of the aisle. Obama and crew have just played a large partisan maneuver which was brilliant, but sort of suspect he (Obama) will get overturned by the courts. Either way Obama is going to likely come out of this smelling like a rose. The structure of this new consumer bureau does have some genuinely questionable elements, but the partisan blind see nothing but "Our team versus Their team'.
This whole event/issue is a great example of just how ****ed up this country has become. And day by day it is only getting worse.
There could be more recess appointments, if not in the coming days, then next month, when Congress is expected to recess over the Washington’s Birthday Day holiday. Some Senate Republicans, furious over the recess appointments, said they would retaliate by not approving any more Obama nominees. But since so many of Mr. Obama’s nominees have been held up anyway, the president may simply continue the precedent he established Wednesday, and use the break in February to appoint another batch of people, administration officials said.
More recess appointments to come? - The Washington Post
What Obama is engaged in is a constitutional battle over authority. That is not a partisan maneuver. It's a maneuver, but it's not partisan.