On the recordApril 13, 2015
One person does not make law in a republic and we should take heed that those who benefit from the non-application of the law today will be crying out for the full application of the law tomorrow.
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congress.govOne person does not make law in a republic and we should take heed that those who benefit from the non-application of the law today will be crying out for the full application of the law tomorrow.
Emphasizing the importance of rule of law over executive actions.
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