On Keystone, Obama Has No Excuses Left
Washington Examiner, Jan. 12, 2015
“Regardless of the Nebraska ruling today,” an Obama spokesman's statement read, “the House bill still conflicts with longstanding Executive branch procedures regarding the authority of the president and prevents the thorough consideration of complex issues that could bear on U.S. national interests[.]"
This is quite rich indeed. Suddenly, the president who spent so much time arguing that America “can't wait” for procedural snags — such as the lawmaking power of Congress — has become a stickler for “executive branch procedures.”
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“Regardless of the Nebraska ruling today,” an Obama spokesman's statement read, “the House bill still conflicts with longstanding Executive branch procedures regarding the authority of the president and prevents the thorough consideration of complex issues that could bear on U.S. national interests[.]"
This is quite rich indeed. Suddenly, the president who spent so much time arguing that America “can't wait” for procedural snags — such as the lawmaking power of Congress — has become a stickler for “executive branch procedures.”
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