I have found something about the Constitution, and am trying to show it to people. The Constitution resists a tyrannical take over by not giving any office all of the abilities that such a tyrant would need. Article One Section 7 assigns to Congress the duty of directing what should be done and the assignment of paying the expenses. They are not supposed to direct Spending, as they love to do. And the IRS is in fact the face of Congress. Nice huh? Bibliography: Washington's Farewell of 1796, where he talks about Constitutional Spheres. And Jefferson’s letter to Madison 1789 Last Paragraph (We gave the power to declare War to Congress) (From those who can Spend; to those who can Pay) This info is not otherwise visible because King George 3 burned the Library of Congress in 1814, but it does exist.
I have found something about the Constitution, and am trying to show it to people. The Constitution resists a tyrannical take over by not giving any office all of the abilities that such a tyrant would need. Article One Section 7 assigns to Congress the duty of directing what should be done and the assignment of paying the expenses. They are not supposed to direct Spending, as they love to do. And the IRS is in fact the face of Congress. Nice huh? Bibliography: Washington's Farewell of 1796, where he talks about Constitutional Spheres. And Jefferson’s letter to Madison 1789 Last Paragraph (We gave the power to declare War to Congress) (From those who can Spend; to those who can Pay) This info is not otherwise visible because King George 3 burned the Library of Congress in 1814, but it does exist.
I have found something about the Constitution, and am trying to show it to people. The Constitution resists a tyrannical take over by not giving any office all of the abilities that such a tyrant would need. Article One Section 7 assigns to Congress the duty of directing what should be done and the assignment of paying the expenses. They are not supposed to direct Spending, as they love to do. And the IRS is in fact the face of Congress. Nice huh? Bibliography: Washington's Farewell of 1796, where he talks about Constitutional Spheres. And Jefferson’s letter to Madison 1789 Last Paragraph (We gave the power to declare War to Congress) (From those who can Spend; to those who can Pay) This info is not otherwise visible because King George 3 burned the Library of Congress in 1814, but it does exist.
I have found something about the Constitution, and am trying to show it to people. The Constitution resists a tyrannical take over by not giving any office all of the abilities that such a tyrant would need. Article One Section 7 assigns to Congress the duty of directing what should be done and the assignment of paying the expenses. They are not supposed to direct Spending, as they love to do. And the IRS is in fact the face of Congress. Nice huh? Bibliography: Washington's Farewell of 1796, where he talks about Constitutional Spheres. And Jefferson’s letter to Madison 1789 Last Paragraph (We gave the power to declare War to Congress) (From those who can Spend; to those who can Pay) This info is not otherwise visible because King George 3 burned the Library of Congress in 1814, but it does exist.