the president can negotiate a treaty that he then submits to the Senate and is ratified by two thirds of the Senate or

are two ways to make law his father had a Senate treaty ratified by two thirds of the Senate or you can have a law adopted

become a treaty has to go to the Senate get confirmed by Tuesday two thirds of the set nnj

Sean it made no sense the Senate gave up our our constitutional authority to ratify this is a treaty and

they basically took away you have a constitutional authority two thirds majority for a treaty how the president was going to declare this a tragedy what

one you can pass a treaty ratified by two thirds of the Senate or number two you can pass the legislation passed by a majority of both houses of Congress and signed by the president those

Right now, two-thirds of Americans are one or two paychecks away from a disaster.

around acquiring nuclear weapons and he has no intention of taking the Congress or the Senate is a treaty ratified so

most particularly rounding up two thirds vote in order to pass a treaty that lower the

to use the full article two authority of the constitution in the presidency to take on the regulatory state to take on the

November two thousand fourteen so it's like in the near term this is going to come out of the Senate right it's going to go back to the house right

how to change it about changing the rules so he doesn't need a two thirds majority anymore to pass the Iranian treaty you

a two third majority in the Senate over treatise shouldn't they have defined this as a treaty not let the president get away with defining it as not being a treaty absolutely

that under the United States constitution there are only two way something becomes a law either it is a treaty ratified

he should be able to and if Congress wants to reject it two thirds the McConnell proposals a good Republican proposal I do support asking very that's the way to go a

thirds of the states and if that doesn't work to amend the constitution and it is a long arduous