On the recordDecember 9, 2014
The lawmaking power that we the people delegated to the Federal Government is vested in this body, in the Congress of the United States, not in the Executive.
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congress.govThe lawmaking power that we the people delegated to the Federal Government is vested in this body, in the Congress of the United States, not in the Executive.
Lee emphasizes that lawmaking is a Congressional power, not an Executive one.
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