« Reply #91 on: October 18, 2017, 04:57:28 pm »
The unconstitutionality of the payments is actually also clear: the executive is to execute the laws passed by Congress. If it was illegal for them to do something because of lack of statutory authority, it was also unconstitutional.
It is only 'unConstitutional' if those charged with actually upholding the Constitution do something about lawlessness.
If they accept lawlessness as 'Constitutional' (which they have all done) then the precedent is now permanently established that the Constitution itself is already irrelevant, and illegality is only when the rulers say it is illegal, and lawful only when the corrupt say it is lawful.
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