“As Senator, Obama railed against executive overreach. As President, he asserted more than 20 times that he lacked the legal standing to do what he did. His position may have changed, but the text of the constitution has not. In this country, the end does not justify the means. Process matters. As a prosecutor, I saw confessions thrown out of court on technical violations. When a President fails to follow the constitutional process, the remedy should be just as certain.”We The People
Friday, January 16, 2015
Trey Gowdy Just Gave a Speech for the Ages and the Democrats were Floored - Eagle Rising
Trey Gowdy Just Gave a Speech for the Ages and the Democrats were Floored - Eagle Rising:
“As Senator, Obama railed against executive overreach. As President, he asserted more than 20 times that he lacked the legal standing to do what he did. His position may have changed, but the text of the constitution has not. In this country, the end does not justify the means. Process matters. As a prosecutor, I saw confessions thrown out of court on technical violations. When a President fails to follow the constitutional process, the remedy should be just as certain.”
“As Senator, Obama railed against executive overreach. As President, he asserted more than 20 times that he lacked the legal standing to do what he did. His position may have changed, but the text of the constitution has not. In this country, the end does not justify the means. Process matters. As a prosecutor, I saw confessions thrown out of court on technical violations. When a President fails to follow the constitutional process, the remedy should be just as certain.”
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