The Constitution is clear. It is Congress' duty to write our Nation's laws, and once they are enacted, it is the President's responsibility to enforce them.
Bob Goodlatte: “The Constitution is clear. It is Congress' duty to write our Nation's laws, and once they are enacted, it is the…”
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Goodlatte emphasizes Congress's role in lawmaking versus the President's role in enforcement.
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