The difference is, the GAO has statutory conclusive authority to determine what the law requires, and neither the OMB nor any other executive agency do.
NoâŚThey didnt want to wait who knows how long while it went through the courts.
They dont swear an oath to the president
Do you understand what the role of âcomptrollerâ is?
Hint - itâs not mindlessly parrot the Presidentâs agenda.
She was asked to break her oath,
she refused and was fired for it.
Which one takes priority?
clearly some people think the government swear loyalty to the President and not the law, I was unaware America was a monarchy.
they are a congressional watchdog. they have the authority to determine what the law is for the congress, not the administration. this is, exactly what it has been for every administration, a policy dispute with the congress about what the law is.
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There is only one law.
I was also unaware that our constitution allows the president to decide on what is lawful or not.
their problem
Good thing we donât have emails saying that there was some concerns or nothing.
of course it does. how else is he going to administer the law other than to determine what it requires? can he be wrong? hell yeah. thats what courts are for. to determine whoâs interpretation is more correct
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The President doesnât decide what is lawful.
with many interpretations.
There is only one interpretation.
the judicial branches.
of course he does. but he only gets the first bite of the apple. there is no other way to administer the law than to first determine what it requires
No he doesnât the President isnât a King.
lol. the judicial branch only settles disputes. they do not interpret every law written
The President canât simply wave his hand and make illegal act legal.
