Tag Archives: America

Everybody’s a Legislator

Posted on July 11, 2012 by timnerk

Making laws is no longer one man’s job. Not since we rebelled against the king. So why can presidents make executive orders? There is no provision in the Constitution for executive orders. There are no rules to limit executive orders. … Continue reading →

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On a Modern Revolution

Posted on August 4, 2011 by timnerk

Taxes and Tea are once again at the forefront of a revolution in America. It’s funny, actually, because soon after “Change” became a household word during the last election, change is just what we got. The Tea Party “changed” the … Continue reading →

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On Elections

Posted on June 11, 2009 by timnerk

Letting Congress appoint the president will make Congress more powerful. Congress would also be more accountable to voters. Congress would again bathe in the national spotlight and be the focus of elections. They might enjoy this for a while until … Continue reading →

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