Maryland’s State’s Attorney General is a hardcore leftist named Brian Frosch. In the 1930’s, he would have made a great judge at Stalin’s “Show Trials”.
Goldstein defeats his own argument (and as a surrogate voice for Frosch) when it admits that the Vacancies Act is valid law.
Also, what this leftist ahole doesn’t realize is that if a court agrees that Trump should appoint Rosenstein as Acting AG (pending Senate confirmation), then Mueller is illegally holding his position as Special Counsel with all the rights and powers of a First Tier AG AND WOULD THEREFORE HAVE TO BE CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE.
His appointment, as argued by the Left, as an “inferior appointee” but with all the powers of the AG, would therefore be ILLEGAL/INVALID etc. and all his work would also be ILLEGAL and INVALID.
THANK YOU MARK LEVIN!!!.
I didn’t go to law school but did go to Paralegal School where we learned how to logically review a case and write up sound Tort case decisions.
The Mueller/Rosenstein relationship is, by sound logic, illegal and invalid because Rosenstein conferred AG powers on Mueller without any Senate confirmation, as required by law.
End of story. End of Goldstein and his puppetmaster Frosch, and possibly the end of Rosenstein’s fraudulent appointment of Mueller.
I think my law professors would be proud of me. They should be. They taught me very well (and if I told you who one was, a wonderful man, you’d crap in your pants. He was a most honorable person and I’m in his debt for being such a good teacher).
Just a quick question, would the Constitution
Article II of the Constitution says the president may nominate principal officers “with the advice and consent of the Senate.” The Federal Vacancies Reform Act does allow for a 210-day window for a non-Senate confirmed selection to serve as an “acting officer,” however, would the Article II of the Constitution “trump” that vacancy law.?