[4CJ]

Considering that the President does not create the Court system, and cannot under the Constitution, he does not vote or debate legislation, all he can do is sign it or veto it. No legislation was ever presented to create the courts.

But of course you understand that you are debating with the same folks that think the suspension of the writ of habeaus corpus is a executive power since it is not "expressly" prohibited to him. Maybe they think President Davis COULD create a court system by himself. Perhaps he could claim it as a war power. </sarcasm>

[Non-Sequitur]

But of course you understand that you are debating with the same folks that think the suspension of the writ of habeaus corpus is a executive power since it is not "expressly" prohibited to him.

You object to the suspension of habeas corpus on constitutional grounds, yet have no objection to failure to establish a branch of government required by the constitution. Why doesn't that surprise me?