What IF President Bush got up tomoro and said..

OOO ima argue that now , Thanks Rossco and BusyMan

I'm canadianian:P

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Originally Posted by Seedler

I'm canadianian:P

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STFU ian

I think a law saying you couldn't eat broccoli (unless it was actually harmful to public health) would be unconstitutional :P As for what it takes to pass a law, one needs the majority of the House of Reps (of which the total is 435) and a majority of the senate (of which the total is 100). The President can veto the law, however. The only recourse the senate has is to pass the law with a 2/3 majority, which makes it so the President can't sign it.

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Originally Posted by rossco

One of the things i remember from american history class is that the government's prinicipal is t hat it doesn't give any one person/group full control and that more than one have to agree.

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Except torture.

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Originally Posted by ahctlucabbuS

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One of the things i remember from american history class is that the government's prinicipal is t hat it doesn't give any one person/group full control and that more than one have to agree.

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Except torture.

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Originally Posted by ahctlucabbuS

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Originally Posted by rossco

One of the things i remember from american history class is that the government's prinicipal is t hat it doesn't give any one person/group full control and that more than one have to agree.

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Except torture.

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For some people, broccoli is torture. :huh:

Carrot juice constitutes murder.

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Just to clarify something regarding torture, Bush has a minor point.

The way many people are making torture, anything is torture.:dry:

Some Muslims find it torturous to be interogated by a women or wear women's underwear.:dry:

Soon you won't be able to use harsh language.

/end rant

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Originally Posted by MagicNakor

Carrot juice constitutes murder.

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Off topic. :noes: