It may be that the executive branch is your champion and my champion on this issue and that the judicial branch isn't. It could be a different court. It could be filled with different people. In response to the question, do I think all virtue is in the executive branch: of course not. In response to the question, do I think all virtue is in the judicial branch: of course not. In response to the question, do I think all virtue is in this place: no, I think it is not, and that is why I want that balance, and that is why I want those powers separate, and I will fight as hard as I can to somehow cut out one branch from the process that it was given to us by the Founding Fathers. I know we are all sincere here, and at the end I could be wrong, but I feel this as passionately as my colleagues do on the other side.
Christopher Shays: “It may be that the executive branch is your champion and my champion on this issue and that the judicial branch isn't.…”
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Discussing the balance of powers among the executive, judicial, and legislative branches.
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