I think I know the answer I like. I am stunned that George Bush didn't--when you see a construct that is admitted to, designed to prevent you from exercising your constitutional authority, I think you may have an obligation to challenge that, as president of the United States.
Miller expresses disbelief that Bush did not challenge rules limiting presidential authority.
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