Thursday, June 18, 2015

"VIII & IX Three Separate Branches of Government/ Attorney Generals"

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                      From my understanding of job functions of a United States Federal Attorney General is, he brings charges and, investigations on federal cases such as Senators and, Congressmen. Yes and, even the President.

                     Now if that is the case, doe's it make sense to have the President of The United States appoint the Attorney General's?

                     How can there be truly three separate branches of government if the head of the Executive Branch appoints the head of the Judicial branch. Of course the appointee has to go through Congress.

                    Congress can not filter out the obedience he or, she has to the one who appoints them.

                    I propose, in the Constitutional convention, a plan/law be placed into effect that every state and, federal  Attorney Generals be elected by the people and these Attorney Generals can not be party affiliated.

                  In other words he has no alledgence to no one. This will leave him or, her free to go after crooked politicians to include the President. What happened to the U.S. Marshals service?

                 The U.S. Marshals office to be used in serving warrants of the Attorney Generals.

                  Do you remember when, the Democrats raised so much hell when, President George W. Bush fired all those state Attorney Generals. If a President can fire them, then, a President must be in charge of appointing them.

                   In our federal elections the one person that says there were no illegal immigrants voting in our election's is the one that could benefit from it being crooked.

                   For an election to be excepted as legal it must be verified by each state Attorney General and, if the party that appointed him or, her wins  guess what election, be it legal or not, is going to be verified.

"Ted Cruz for President"

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