On the recordFebruary 9, 2016
If we're going to have a constitutional government, we've got to get back to Congress making law rather than the executive branch bypassing Congress.
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congress.govIf we're going to have a constitutional government, we've got to get back to Congress making law rather than the executive branch bypassing Congress.
Emphasizes the need for Congress to legislate instead of the executive branch making laws unilaterally.
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