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Originally Posted by HDGristle
Seemed credible when he talked about them. You boys are gonna have a high climb uphill. This seems destined to be a giant waste of time and money
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You may be right about that, but I think that there are Democrts who will actually do the heavy lifting on this one. Folks are giving insider interviews and writing books on the inner workings of the Biden White House now. . . .nd they are all liberal Democrats.
I don't think the Republicans will have to do much but listen to them flip and spill. When that process is well on the way,
then the conservtives will be able to pass legislation on proper authorization of laws, pardons and othr major executive actions.
I am thinking that requiring documentation of witnessed signings will be a part of that.
Retired now, but I have worked in a federal agency. We were made aware of the legal ramifications associated with falsifying a government document. I my workplace this was limited to routine record keeping, but it was always there.
The unauthorized signing of major executive documents by a subordinate official or staff member is orders of magnitude more dangerous to the public good than penciling-in the daily temperature of a regurgitator for the week, in a rush late on a Friday afternoon.