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To: TimF who wrote (303577)	9/20/2006 3:07:15 AM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1571153

The president doesn't just have the ability not to enforce an unconstitutional law, he could legitimately be considered required to do so. If for example congress tries to censor free speech, the president could legitimately refuse to enforce the law. The 1st amendment doesn't say Tim, that's not what he have here. We have a president who is willfully refusing to enforce laws passed by Congress even as he signs them into law. Its unfortunate you can't see the problem.