To: Chuck54
50 posted on
08/01/2005 6:10:30 AM PDT by
Coop
(www.heroesandtraitors.org)
To: Coop
I like this from your link. Folks may or may not know this:
How Long Does a Recess Appointment Last?
A recess appointment expires at the end of the Senates next session or when an individual (either the recess appointee or someone else) is nominated, confirmed, and permanently appointed to the position, whichever occurs first. In practice, this means that a recess appointment may last for up to nearly two years. If the President makes a recess appointment between sessions or between Congresses, that appointment will expire at the end of the following session. If he makes the appointment during a recess in the middle of a session, that appointment also will expire at the end of the following session. In this case, the duration of the appointment will include the balance of the session in progress plus the full length of the session that follows.
The librats really stepped in it. It's never gonna come off!
BWAAAHAHAHAHAA!!!
59 posted on
08/01/2005 6:15:12 AM PDT by
RandallFlagg
(Roll your own cigarettes! You'll save $$$ and smoke less!(Magnetic bumper stickers-click my name)
To: Coop
Thanks for the link. I had no idea these appointments were so prelevent, presevent, rvlent, presivlent common.
69 posted on
08/01/2005 6:21:31 AM PDT by
Chuck54
(Confirm justice Roberts!)
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