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PrintSmith wrote: Which gives the executive no excuse for exceeding his constitutional abilities and "going it alone" to get it done. The judge in this case has done nothing more, or less, objectionable in "going it alone" to stop that practice or at least to get it into the arena of having the appellate courts decide whether or not a blanket policy that affects every case falls under the meaning of prosecutorial discretion or exceeds any reasonable definition of it.
And, as mentioned, at least it restores some level of the intended checks and balances that are supposed to exist between the co-equal branches of government.
Or, as an alternative, Obama can mimic the other populist president, Jackson, and say that the court has made its ruling, now let's see if they can enforce it and do what he wants to do irrespective of a court calling on him to stop his unconstitutional actions.
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PrintSmith wrote: Which is a roundabout way of saying, "No, P, I haven't read the decision myself and have relied wholly upon the opinion of partisans in the formation of my position." Duly noted.
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