There is a 1935 supreme court case about this matter
Roland00 Send a noteboard - 01/07/2011 10:02:58 AM
and while it isn't a perfect comparison to the situation, I as a non-lawyer find it to be a very similar situation, so as a lawyer Tom please point to me the difference between this situation and the past supreme court case Perry v. United States (1935).
It would amuse me to see the 14th Amendment used to side-step the debt ceiling argument
- 29/06/2011 02:39:35 AM
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Christ, Just cut spending already *NM*
- 29/06/2011 03:24:07 AM
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+1 - we spend TOO MUCH DAMN MONEY.....cut, cut, cut, cut. *NM*
- 29/06/2011 04:54:56 AM
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I'm curious.
- 29/06/2011 06:18:12 AM
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It looks like that's what's going to happen regardless of what we think
- 29/06/2011 10:01:12 AM
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Afghanistan is already the longest war the US has ever been in. Makes you think. *NM*
- 29/06/2011 08:52:25 PM
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... and raise taxes.
- 29/06/2011 11:18:41 AM
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Absolutely NO TAX INCREASES until.....
- 29/06/2011 01:04:55 PM
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Do both at the same time; it's the only way to get a real compromise.
- 29/06/2011 07:37:49 PM
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Idiocy. Note the "authorized by law" clause.
- 29/06/2011 02:07:24 PM
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There is a 1935 supreme court case about this matter
- 01/07/2011 10:02:58 AM
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It's not the place of the Executive branch to declare something unconstitutional...
- 29/06/2011 04:55:56 PM
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