It doesn't make them so any more than the Supreme Court saying the Dred Scott decision was constitutional.
Louie Gohmert: “It doesn't make them so any more than the Supreme Court saying the Dred Scott decision was constitutional.”
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Gohmert argues that labeling executive orders as unconstitutional doesn't change their legal status.
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