Doctrine of Emergency
We are in trying times where people are acting like the very sheep we thought they were. There are good and bad things that are occurring as a result of the scare. So, since you never want to look a gift horse in the mouth, we a
Read more…Royal Proclamations
The colonists were subject to the royal proclamations issued by King George III and when our founders drafted the Constitution, they granted 100% of the legislative power to Congress. In order to prevent the abuse of power by ou
Read more…Executive Orders and Royal Proclamations
In Article I Section 1 of the Constitution, it is clear that all legislative powers reside in Congress. The Executive Branch only has the responsibility to execute the laws passed by Congress. An Executive
Read more…The president of the United States, as head of the executive branch, has the authority to declare a federal state of emergency.
Explain how states of emergency apply to the Executive Branch of the U.S. government
Every King or Emperor in the history of the world was the commander-in-chief of his nation's military. The founding fathers wanted the United States Chief Executive to be the servant of the people and not a military dictator. For that reason, the Con
