On the recordFebruary 25, 2014
The President, through his actions on the ACA, as well as other areas of executive action, is fundamentally altering the delicate constitutional balance among the 3 branches of our Federal system.
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Gerlach warns that the President's actions threaten the balance of power in government.
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