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Video: The Constitution Doesn’t Allow the Prez to Change Law

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Post date November 23, 2013
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Judge Napolitano says NO to the president:

And so does Charles Krauthammer, who refers the president’s characteristic “lawlessness.”

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On November 5, 1872, Susan B. Anthony defied the law to vote, and was later fined $100.

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