Summary
The Trump administration’s move to withhold congressionally approved federal funds has sparked legal battles over the Constitution’s “power of the purse,” which grants spending authority to Congress.
Nonprofit groups and over 20 Democratic attorneys general have sued, citing violations of the Impoundment Control Act.
The administration argues the law is unconstitutional, potentially setting up a Supreme Court showdown.
Critics call it a “dangerous power grab,” while legal experts say past rulings limit presidential authority over spending.
Why not just make it a real showdown at this point? Pistols at high noon in the Oval Office.
Unfortunately on Feb. 20, 1839, just one year after the Graves-Cilley duel, it became illegal to duel in the District of Columbia.
Who’s going to enforce it? If Trump agrees to a duel, it’ll happen.
Yeah but you just know he’s going to send in his champion on his behalf.
If Jr gets taken out now, chances are we’ll be dodging a lot of future problems. That’s not a terrible outcome honestly.
His Champion would be a secret service former Navy Seal with more than 3 military campaigns.