You can argue that itâs a responsibility that society ought to provide and that it is obligatory to do so. Donât argue itâs a right though because that just doesnât sound coherent.
The subject of the thread is Cortez. Why even mention Trump? Save that for a Trump thread. Try to focus.
If you want to defend Cortez you have your work cut out for you.
Help me with these.
The Constitution:
Cortez told us there are three chambers of congress.
She later corrected that: "Uh, rather, all three chambers of government: the presidency, the Senate, and the House.â
Where is that in the constitution?
Government has branches, like a tree.
Of those branches, there are three. Legislative: those who make the laws, Executive: those who enforce and execute the laws,
and Judicial: those who adjudicate disputes arising under the laws.
I learned this stuff in middle school. What gives with our government employees not knowing this?
Well obviously itâs changed since middle school. Congress used to actually write the laws. Now lobbyists write most of them. Congress has delegated a lot of their enumerated powers to the other two branches or elsewhere. Probably due to them spending so much of their time and energy on things they were never meant to be in charge of.
Makes her potentially a perfect Democrat Congresscritter: a moral swamp of socialist platitudes that will be swayed by whatever charming lobbyiest to come along wanting something that they can make SOUND Left wing.
The 3 branches are Executive, Legislative and Judicial
The 2 Chambers refer to Congress, the Legislative Branch
Congress is divided into two chambers, the Senate and the House of Representatives. The Senate is sometimes called the upper chamber and the House the lower chamber because the Founders thought that different sorts of people would be elected to these two bodies.