This is not a partisan issue.

The Affordable Care Act is just one, and perhaps the most glaring, example.

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.

We should not wonder why our economy is struggling.

I have provided the Committee with what I consider to be a road map of how the House can establish standing to sue the President as a means to enforce his constitutional duty to take care that the laws be faithfully executed.

There is no question that on several occasions in recent years we have witnessed an unparalleled use of executive power to selectively apply, enforce, and even ignore duly-enacted laws.

the Enforce the Take Care Clause Act puts a procedure in place for the House or the Senate to authorize and bring a lawsuit

A hundred and seventeen of my colleagues and I support STOP because we believe, as our founders did, that we are a Nation of laws.

The President simply has no right to decide when and to whom he is going to apply the tax.

The Supreme Court in Raines v. Byrd made it clear that if Members want to assert an institutional injury, the executive's act must effectively nullify a prior act of Congress.

A benevolent suspension of law is when the President grants a privilege or a waiver from the operation of law to a certain group of people that, of course, the President himself defines.