Executive Power, National Guard and Federal Authorities
Judicial rulings and opinions are not “law,” and the courts have no legislative authorities, so calling judicial opinions or rulings the “rule of law” is inaccurate, and disingenuous
By Douglas V. Gibbs —— Bio and Archives--June 15, 2025
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As a constitutionalist, if the federal government, and in particular the President of the United States, is overstepping authorities and violating the founding principle of limited powers I will be the first to say so. The federal government established by the United States Constitution was established to be limited in its powers, and authorities that should remain with the States remained intact at the local level through that document. If it had been otherwise, the States would have never ratified the founding document.
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