[cotton1706]

Thankfully, the executive has no power to dissolve the legislature. We learned that lesson with King George III. And even then, here in Massachusetts, the legislature ignored the Royal Governor’s decree and met anyway, becoming the provisional government of Massachusetts Bay until independence was declared, then it was the official government until our constitution was ratified.

[DungeonMaster]

Thankfully, the executive has no power to dissolve the legislature. We learned that lesson with King George III. And even then, here in Massachusetts, the legislature ignored the Royal Governor’s decree and met anyway, becoming the provisional government of Massachusetts Bay until independence was declared, then it was the official government until our constitution was ratified.

Interesting.

I was just thinking that God allows Satanic Libs to keep bubbling in the background and occasionally swelling to power to keep reminding His Own what the world will be like when He removes the Church.

Ah, more political/spiritual daydreaming. ;-)

[i_robot73]

Nor does the Executive have any authority to flout the Laws (IE: enforcement); nor does Congress have the authority to do 90% of what it currently does (S.S., ‘gun control’, healthcare, etc.)....yet they both do.

I relish the day when the States and the People finally wake up and notice we are a RINO *Republic in name only*