I know its difficult for a demonRat, but Gov. McLowlife: STAY WITHIN THE LAW: The Virginia Constitution, like the U.S. Constitution, separates government into three distinct branches, each with specifically enumerated powers. This is by deliberate design to prevent any branch of government — executive, legislative or judicial — from running roughshod over the others. Gov. McAuliffe is the duly elected executive of the commonwealth, but the men and women who serve in the General Assembly were also selected by the people of this state. The legislative process is slow, deliberate and, yes, frustrating, but a governor should not be allowed to bypass it when he sees fit. By continuing down this path, the governor risks an expensive and unproductive legal battle which will cost taxpayers. Our laws should be drafted in the legislature, not decided in a courtroom. Gov. McAuliffes decision could paralyze the commonwealth for months and could scuttle any hope of cooperation in the remainder of his term. touch.dailypress/#section/-1/article/p2p-80597476/
Posted on: Tue, 24 Jun 2014 23:07:16 +0000
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