first is executive action now president Obama's we know has abused his executive power over

power was never used same thing with executive action on immigration by the president we're

we'll have a Republican president who doesn't use executive power and the abuses of the Obama administration I

means they have extraordinary power in our political system and what that power translates into

a matter of separation of powers how strong the executive is going to be and whether Congress is

the chief executive of the largest technology the company in the world ninety billion dollars i understand precisely why

second half because of the Obama administration the repeated abuse of executive power and this is a president doesn't

executive abuse regulatory abuse lawlessness abuse of power whether it is the IRS wrongfully targeting citizens whether

limp overcome if any does not acknowledge the authority in the lawmaking power Congress if he simply uses executive our

surrender on obamacare capitulation and and funding of illegal executive actions on immigration so

also it and in some ways control the power of the of the executive branch but I tend to agree that what we have today %HESITATION

they won't use the power of the purse that the fund of vomit care they wouldn't use the power of the purse to so stop executive amnesty and I'm thinkin you

that lawyers use it to try to delay an execution and so it's on the eve of the execution they

only the wealthy and powerful but well connected in they can handle so what's that crony capitalism yes

policy on regulatory reform in the executive branch even without Congress standing

prominent executive order is two fold number one is I think you have constitutional problems that ignores the separation of powers so