Posted on May 28, 2018
Senate panel overwhelmingly approves amendment blocking Trump on ZTE
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Trump IS uniting Congress, but probably regrets it.
Senate panel overwhelmingly approves amendment blocking Trump on ZTE
Posted from thehill.com
China
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Unfortunately, i trust Trumps negotiating acumen far more than that of the Senate.
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1stSgt Nelson Kerr
MSG Joseph Cristofaro - IF yo look the law requiring sanctions was passed bipartisan votes and the Committee mention by the article voted bipartisanly to stop the president
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1stSgt Nelson Kerr
The Congressional votes for sanctions, which are needed to put the sanction in effect, ARE LAW. The sanctions that trump is trying to ignore have been law for quite a long time,
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1stSgt Nelson Kerr
The sanctions trump is ignoring are in existing laws. Otherwise ZTE could not have been cited for so obvously breaking them. He did it too!" excuses are best left to year olds not adults.
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Now days, with all the court cases, it seems like the US President has no power. Pres O was able to use executive orders, and made things happen. Not sure why there is a difference. Seems like politics....wish they would think of the country first.
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1stSgt Nelson Kerr
The court cases going against Trump on things like immigration have used his own statements of intent against him. On immigration when his first intent and state d plan onvolved violating the Constion it made it hard for later milder plans to be seems as big made as anythibg but him to get a result by wording it diffent my
This case does not involve the courts though it is Congress stopping him from ignoring laws that congress created. he us rewarding some that knowing broke major sanctions to two hostile nations. Now he want to ignore the laws concerning the violations.
Does Congress have the right to demand that laws be followed?
Do they have the right to tale action to ensure they are?
This case does not involve the courts though it is Congress stopping him from ignoring laws that congress created. he us rewarding some that knowing broke major sanctions to two hostile nations. Now he want to ignore the laws concerning the violations.
Does Congress have the right to demand that laws be followed?
Do they have the right to tale action to ensure they are?
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