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<p>[QUOTE="Troodon, post: 351198, member: 4626"]Thank you. Congradulations, you actually know the difference between the legislative branch and the excecutive branch; I wish more people did.</p><p><br /></p><p>The next time someone is tempted to start another "Bush makes a mistake about something to do with coins" could they please review your civics and learn the difference between the legislative and executive branches, and what powers they have?</p><p><br /></p><p>The legislative branch (Congress) passes laws. The executive (president and cabinet) either signs the bills into law or vetoes them; if he vetoes them the Congress can overide the veto with a 66% or higer vote.</p><p><br /></p><p>So the creation of coins, redesign of coins, discontinuation of coins, etc, has a lot more to do with Congress than the president. Any blame or credit for whatever coins are made should go there. Please remember that.</p><p><br /></p><p>And at the risk of straying into politcal commentary, may I remind you all that Bush is constitutionally prohibited from seeking a 3rd term. If any of you don't like what he does, you just have to wait until January 20, 2009 and he'll be gone anyway. Also, the entirety of the House and 1/3 of the Senate is up for re-election this year; don't like what they do, consider who you give job extensions to when their performance review comes up this November.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Troodon, post: 351198, member: 4626"]Thank you. Congradulations, you actually know the difference between the legislative branch and the excecutive branch; I wish more people did. The next time someone is tempted to start another "Bush makes a mistake about something to do with coins" could they please review your civics and learn the difference between the legislative and executive branches, and what powers they have? The legislative branch (Congress) passes laws. The executive (president and cabinet) either signs the bills into law or vetoes them; if he vetoes them the Congress can overide the veto with a 66% or higer vote. So the creation of coins, redesign of coins, discontinuation of coins, etc, has a lot more to do with Congress than the president. Any blame or credit for whatever coins are made should go there. Please remember that. And at the risk of straying into politcal commentary, may I remind you all that Bush is constitutionally prohibited from seeking a 3rd term. If any of you don't like what he does, you just have to wait until January 20, 2009 and he'll be gone anyway. Also, the entirety of the House and 1/3 of the Senate is up for re-election this year; don't like what they do, consider who you give job extensions to when their performance review comes up this November.[/QUOTE]
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