The President makes treaties with the Senate's consent and advice. The House of Representatives plays no constitutionally-empowered role in foreign policies. u can tell Nancy Pelosi, that, yes, the President is boss of foreign policy.
Category: republican government
Democrat Leadership Out of Step with Democrat Voters
Sen. Chuck Schumer, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other prominent Democrat politicians virulently hate President Trump, and by extension, Americans who voted for him. Does their agenda align with the values of the majority of American voters?
What is Republican Government?
The U.S. Constitution, Article IV, Section 4, specifies a republican form of government "to every State in this Union". The republican form of government applied to the United States of America was developed by the Romans, but this form of government was actually first adopted by the Jews during their exodus from Egypt around 1406 … Continue reading What is Republican Government?
Mueller Flips American Jurisprudence On Its Head
Robert Mueller's multi-year, costly witch hunt turned American jurisprudence on its head by conflating, amalgamating, criminal and civil processes.
Riddle Me – In what country was Adnan Khashoggi killed?
Today, November 4, 2018, we are two days away from our mutual destiny. Will the democratic socialists regain control of Congress? Or, will the Americans who recognize the downside of socialism and democracy (mob rule) go to the polls to speak clearly to the world that a majority of Americans are neither willing nor ready to surrender to the globalists?
Mexico Under Seige | Pray for Mexico, Pray for Peace
Lawless mobs are intended to interfere with our 2018 midterm elections.
The President’s Authority Trumps Open-Border Advocates
Where do we start? Presidential power to issue executive orders comes from the Constitution, not from Congress. By this judge's own words, the DACA executive order was unconstitutional. But a constitutional executive order that rescinds an unconstitutional executive order is not constitutional?
