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[unable to retrieve full-text content]Trust is sine qua non in a democracy. Citizens simply must trust that those in power will follow the law. When that trust breaks down, it leads to assassinations, coups and civil war. The idea that the SCOTUS is the final arbiter of what is and isn’t legal is based on nothing in the Constitution. […] The post SCOTUS and the power of the purse appeared first on Angry Bear.
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Joel Eissenberg considers the following as important: Congress' power of the purse, politics, SCOTUS, Taxes/regulation
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[unable to retrieve full-text content][unable to retrieve full-text content]Trust is sine qua non in a democracy. Citizens simply must trust that those in power will follow the law. When that trust breaks down, it leads to assassinations, coups and civil war. The idea that the SCOTUS is the final arbiter of what is and isn’t legal is based on nothing in the Constitution. […] The post SCOTUS and the power of the purse appeared first on Angry Bear.
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Joel Eissenberg considers the following as important: Congress' power of the purse, politics, SCOTUS, Taxes/regulation
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Trust is sine qua non in a democracy. Citizens simply must trust that those in power will follow the law. When that trust breaks down, it leads to assassinations, coups and civil war. The idea that the SCOTUS is the final arbiter of what is and isn’t legal is based on nothing in the Constitution. […]
The post SCOTUS and the power of the purse appeared first on Angry Bear.