Pelosi Claims Future President Could Use “National Emergency” to Target Guns

[Fl0und3rz]

"Where was their outrage over the violation of the constitution and the separation of powers in the last decade? Where was the concern about Congress’s Article I power to declare war when President Obama declared a national emergency in 2011 as part of his undeclared war in Libya? Where was the concern about Congress’s Article I power over immigration and naturalization when, in 2012, President Obama having failed to get legislation passed from Congress that he wanted, created a brand new immigration amnesty program out of thin air? Or when he again unilaterally expanded his unconstitutional, illegal program in 2014, just days after his party suffered massive losses at the polls?"

- Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT)


Where, indeed.

[Odell]

"Where was their outrage over the violation of the constitution and the separation of powers in the last decade? Where was the concern about Congress’s Article I power to declare war when President Obama declared a national emergency in 2011 as part of his undeclared war in Libya? Where was the concern about Congress’s Article I power over immigration and naturalization when, in 2012, President Obama having failed to get legislation passed from Congress that he wanted, created a brand new immigration amnesty program out of thin air? Or when he again unilaterally expanded his unconstitutional, illegal program in 2014, just days after his party suffered massive losses at the polls?"

- Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT)


Where, indeed.

It was there, the media didn’t give it the coverage it deserved and Twitter wasn’t so prominent like it is today. Twitter drives a crazy amount of news


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[RJW]

I have said this before.  If you really want to know the laws the govern the President of the United State, you don't look at the Constitution. You check CFR section 3. Those are the code of federal regulations for the President of the United States. What he can and cannot do.