Leo shouldn't have gotten his law degree off the back of a cereal box.
It doesn't matter whether or not you call it a treaty, and it doesn't matter if it is only amendments to a prior treaty that we may have ratified. Any new obligations treaty obligations for the United States must be ratified by the Senate. Sometimes, even that is not enough. If the treaty is determined to have direct domestic impact rather than just covering international relations, even ratification by the Senate won't make it enforceable against American citizens. You would still have to pass implementing legislation that would have to be passed by the House, the Senate, and then signed by the President into law the same as any other law.
It doesn’t matter whether or not you call it a treaty, and it doesn’t matter if it is only amendments to a prior treaty that we may have ratified
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Ah, Mr. Ballchinian here again to lull everyone asleep with outright lies.
Don’t worry citizen, it’s most certainly not a duck.
Don’t kick, don’t scream, don’t resist, certainly don’t call your political representatives and express your outrage,
and above all
Don’t spread disinformation that we are days away from medicaly excused slavery.
Shhhhhh.
Go back to sleep.
Trust me
It’s nothing
Trust me, I’m not a ballchinian for nothing.
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Nice try.