According to Article I of the Constitution, only Congress can make laws, but much of that power has shifted to the Executive Branch.
Gorsuch's commitment to the separation of powers as detailed in the Constitution comes at an important time.http://www.forbes.com/sites/danielfisher/2017/01/26/bureaucrats-may-be-the-losers-if-gorsuch-wins-a-seat-on-supreme-court/#373fb934460f …
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The separation of powers is always important to the protection of our rights, but it's especially so in a unified government like ours now.
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same. Also to that point, this exec branch doesn't seem to respect the judicial.
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yes, but what about separation of church and state? Will he leave rulings on current moral issues alone?
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But how does he feel about the Emoluments Clause & Trump? I'd like to hear his answer.
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Sorry,
@Evan_McMullin. I have great respect for you but I respond to this SCOTUS nomination w/ 2 words: MERRICK GARLANDThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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his commitment to nutty right wing beliefs is a big concern as well.
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Shhhh.....Somebody might rescind the nomination.
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He's not a complete nightmare as a pick. Bringing the number of not-nightmare picks to...2. Still not great, here.
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