Sheriff Claims He Falls Under Judicial Branch, and Admits He’s a Lawbreaker
The issue is no longer whether Sheriff McFadden understands his job. His testimony makes it clear he does not. The real question is whether an elected law enforcement officer who knowingly refuses to enforce the law should remain in office;
By Douglas V. Gibbs —— Bio and Archives--February 13, 2026
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If you watch the “man on the street” interviews circulating online, you might conclude that many Americans can’t name the three branches of government. Legislative. Executive. Judicial. It’s unfortunate when the average citizen doesn’t know this, but when an elected official doesn’t know it, the problem becomes far more serious.
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