Comment by nemo44x 1 day ago [flagged] 17 comments nemo44x Reply theahura 1 day ago To be clear, the sovereign is generally considered to be vested in Congress as representatives of the true sovereign, the people. nemo44x 1 day ago That’s not true at all. The people selected an executive. theahura 1 day ago Sorry, do you think Congress just like appears? Remember that the people do NOT select the executive, the electoral college does. And the electoral college is in turn selected by states. gambiting 1 day ago What does being sovereign have to do with anything in this case? nemo44x 1 day ago The sovereign is the ultimate authority. In the USA “we the people” delegate the sovereign power to our elected officials.They are now exercising that power in the interest of the people (they believe) that grant that power. Rudybega 1 day ago You don't actually believe in the core tenets of the USA if you think that the government should have or should exercise unchecked, abusive power. 5 replies → beej71 1 day ago You're not American so it might be hard to wrap your head around, but here the "sovereign" leadership is not the ultimate authority. smlavine 1 day ago Ever heard of the Constitution? 4 replies →
theahura 1 day ago To be clear, the sovereign is generally considered to be vested in Congress as representatives of the true sovereign, the people. nemo44x 1 day ago That’s not true at all. The people selected an executive. theahura 1 day ago Sorry, do you think Congress just like appears? Remember that the people do NOT select the executive, the electoral college does. And the electoral college is in turn selected by states.
nemo44x 1 day ago That’s not true at all. The people selected an executive. theahura 1 day ago Sorry, do you think Congress just like appears? Remember that the people do NOT select the executive, the electoral college does. And the electoral college is in turn selected by states.
theahura 1 day ago Sorry, do you think Congress just like appears? Remember that the people do NOT select the executive, the electoral college does. And the electoral college is in turn selected by states.
gambiting 1 day ago What does being sovereign have to do with anything in this case? nemo44x 1 day ago The sovereign is the ultimate authority. In the USA “we the people” delegate the sovereign power to our elected officials.They are now exercising that power in the interest of the people (they believe) that grant that power. Rudybega 1 day ago You don't actually believe in the core tenets of the USA if you think that the government should have or should exercise unchecked, abusive power. 5 replies → beej71 1 day ago You're not American so it might be hard to wrap your head around, but here the "sovereign" leadership is not the ultimate authority. smlavine 1 day ago Ever heard of the Constitution? 4 replies →
nemo44x 1 day ago The sovereign is the ultimate authority. In the USA “we the people” delegate the sovereign power to our elected officials.They are now exercising that power in the interest of the people (they believe) that grant that power. Rudybega 1 day ago You don't actually believe in the core tenets of the USA if you think that the government should have or should exercise unchecked, abusive power. 5 replies → beej71 1 day ago You're not American so it might be hard to wrap your head around, but here the "sovereign" leadership is not the ultimate authority. smlavine 1 day ago Ever heard of the Constitution? 4 replies →
Rudybega 1 day ago You don't actually believe in the core tenets of the USA if you think that the government should have or should exercise unchecked, abusive power. 5 replies →
beej71 1 day ago You're not American so it might be hard to wrap your head around, but here the "sovereign" leadership is not the ultimate authority.
To be clear, the sovereign is generally considered to be vested in Congress as representatives of the true sovereign, the people.
That’s not true at all. The people selected an executive.
Sorry, do you think Congress just like appears? Remember that the people do NOT select the executive, the electoral college does. And the electoral college is in turn selected by states.
What does being sovereign have to do with anything in this case?
The sovereign is the ultimate authority. In the USA “we the people” delegate the sovereign power to our elected officials.
They are now exercising that power in the interest of the people (they believe) that grant that power.
You don't actually believe in the core tenets of the USA if you think that the government should have or should exercise unchecked, abusive power.
5 replies →
You're not American so it might be hard to wrap your head around, but here the "sovereign" leadership is not the ultimate authority.
Ever heard of the Constitution?
4 replies →