Well, are we presuming if a President signs a bill into law and there is a restriction in that law, the executive branch, that the President is signing that bill into law and thus any President that does that is reaffirming a constitutional acceptance of the law?
Rohrabacher questions the implications of a President signing a bill with restrictions.
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