they're in for a BIG surprise...
Posted on 10/13/2017 6:58:50 PM PDT by markomalley
Wasn’t this the Obama action argued by Prof. Johnathan Turley before SCOTUS as being one of the most egregious unconstitutional presidential actions he’s seen in his life? SCOTUS unanimously ruled for the Prof. and against Obama.
President Trump following a unanimous SCOTUS ruling is now regarded as the wrong thing. So much for the rule of law.
Hillary won 20 states. Where are the other 2?
It's amazing that everyone agrees that one Congress cannot bind a future Congress with unchangeable legislation, and yet they think the Judiciary can bind one President's executive orders on future Presidents.
-PJ
they're in for a BIG surprise...
Good job wasting tax payer’s money.
I hope Trump points that out as he campaigns against Democrats in states he won last year.
Kentucky and Pennsylvania are the Trump states joining this waste of taxpayer money.
Are the State AG Democrats ?
PA Gov is a lefty
0bama usurped congress illegally to grant these subsidies to insurance companies . Congress did not approve these payments . Forget about Trump go after the usurper 0bama .
,,,,,, no one in congress tried to stop 0bama ,, I sure don’t expect the Treasury , or Sessions to do any thing now ,, after all , it was only the tax payers money .
Since there is money involved, the states must do what they must do. The fact the money is provided by unconstitutional Presidential action is irrelevant. It’s money.
Kentucky’s problem is that it has an elected democrat as attorney general, who is the son of the previous democrat governor. For the past two years he’s made a cottage industry out of suing the current republican governor for undoing stuff that daddy put into place. Andy Beshear is trying to establish himself to run against Governor Bevin.
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