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pat_k

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Wed Jun-27-07 09:03 PM
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80. Constitutional dictates cover executive processes too. . .

Edited on Wed Jun-27-07 09:16 PM by pat_k

That doesn't make them in any way "judicial."

Constitutional dictates cover the processes by which the men and women we elect to a given Congress create law. That doesn't make the process of creating law a "judicial" process.

We gave the power to impeach to Congress, not the Courts, for a reason. Like creating law, impeachment is intended to be the best, and most direct, expression of our will possible. We gave the power to initiate the process to the House -- the body closest to, and most accountable to, We the People.

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