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Originally Posted by Platapus
Well considering that the Congress is the body responsible for domestic issues and the Executive branch is the foreign policy body, I want a Congress interested in running the country and an Executive interested in a workable and equitable foreign policy.
The President, as the chief Executive implements the domestic policies approved by the Congress. The President advises and ASKS congress to consider issues pertaining to domestic issues. But the President never tells the Congress.
Even members of Congress that share the same party as the President will shut that down. Congress won't give up their constitutional power to any president regardless of political power.
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I know you have a huge knowledge about the laws, how the government a.s.o works in USA. And when I read you answer to my posting I was like-not again.
Reason, most of the things I write I write from memories what I have heard our specialist have said on TV, Radio, or Internet.
When I wrote my post, I had a Danish TV-expert to the USA's government a.s.o in my memories.
Remembering him saying about your President before and under WWII about isolismen
(can't find the exact word for it. There were group who was very strong before WWII and was absolutely not interested in getting USA involved) and your President after WWII.
Sometimes I get the feeling-These expert(Danish, Swedish and German) Seems to know absolutely nothing.
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