Chris Kuehn
@clkuehn.bsky.social
The short answer is no.
Executive orders are limited to the POTUS's official powers, which are beyond approved spending. As for loans, there is a restriction due to the Contracts Clause.
Similarly, a POTUS can not re write the 14th Amendment.
Executive orders are limited to the POTUS's official powers, which are beyond approved spending. As for loans, there is a restriction due to the Contracts Clause.
Similarly, a POTUS can not re write the 14th Amendment.
January 29, 2025 at 12:35 AM
The short answer is no.
Executive orders are limited to the POTUS's official powers, which are beyond approved spending. As for loans, there is a restriction due to the Contracts Clause.
Similarly, a POTUS can not re write the 14th Amendment.
Executive orders are limited to the POTUS's official powers, which are beyond approved spending. As for loans, there is a restriction due to the Contracts Clause.
Similarly, a POTUS can not re write the 14th Amendment.
That is an understatement.
January 29, 2025 at 12:29 AM
That is an understatement.
They need to focus on being the middle american worker party, not the extremes or the billionaire boys club.
January 29, 2025 at 12:26 AM
They need to focus on being the middle american worker party, not the extremes or the billionaire boys club.