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Virginia Foxx is currently in her 11th term in Congress and has represented North Carolina's 5th congressional district since 2005. (Photo: Courtesy of Virginia Foxx) #ForbesOver50 Impact: https://t.co/qiWzupQJxv https://t.co/jOFW7G3Gf7 ...

and its taxpayers have been ripped off for more than 50 years. But it is not going to happen anymore. It's not going to happen.In a few moments, I will sign a historic executive order instituting reciprocal tariffs on countries throughout the world. That was President Trump back in April revealing his plan for reciprocal tariffs on countries around the world on what he called Liberation Day. In Washington today, lawyers will be defending a decision in May against those tariffs.Earlier this year, the US Cour ...

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Executive Power & Government Efficiency - The discussion centers on the extent of the US President's authority to make personnel changes within federal agencies [1][2][4] - The argument is made that the President should have considerable leeway in managing personnel to improve government efficiency and reduce excessive regulations [2][3][4] - The inefficiency of government processes is attributed to outdated technology and excessive regulations, with regulations increasing rapidly since 1993 [2][3] - Streamlining the government workforce is seen as a way to control downstream spending and the creation of new regulations [5] - The ability to fire underperforming employees is considered crucial for effective leadership, similar to a CEO's role in a company [7][19][20] Congressional Oversight & Constitutional Considerations - The extent to which Congress can mandate specific hiring numbers or spending allocations is questioned, raising concerns about potential infringements on the President's constitutional duties [9][14][15] - The Constitution grants executive power to the President, but Congress appropriates money, leading to debates about the President's obligation to spend funds as directed [11][12] - There's a discussion on whether Congress can prescribe the number of people the President must hire, which is considered potentially unconstitutional [14] - The Supreme Court has generally supported the President's ability to fire presidential appointees, with some exceptions [19] - The Department of Education is cited as an example of a department created by congressional statute that has not improved outcomes, suggesting the need for potential repeal of such laws [21]

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Listen, to me it still appears that we have only set back the Iranian nuclear program by a handful of months. There's no doubt there was damage done to the program. Uh but the the allegations that we have obliterated their program uh just don't seem to uh stand up to reason.I just do not think the president was selling the truth when he said this program was obliterated. There's certainly damage done to the program. Um, but there is the significant there's still significant remaining capability.I walk away ...

Constitutional & Legal Issues - The Constitution grants Congress the power to declare war, while the President serves as commander-in-chief during a declared war [2] - Significant legal debate exists regarding what constitutes a "war" domestically, considering duration and goals [2][3] - International law considerations include assessing intelligence to determine if military action was a defensive maneuver, involved an imminent threat, and was a proportional response [3] - The White House is limiting intelligence sharing with Congress, raising concerns about transparency and oversight [4] Checks and Balances & Congressional Oversight - Concerns are raised that the current administration believes Congress has no role in reviewing executive actions, mirroring arguments made in courts [6] - Traditionally, presidents from both parties have briefed Congress on intelligence matters, highlighting the current administration's deviation from this practice [7][8] - Congress has been abdicating its responsibility regarding war powers since World War II, the last time a formal declaration of war occurred [13] - The lack of accountability after military action, specifically regarding providing information to assess the legality under international law, is a key concern [23] International Law Considerations - Under international law, a country can act in self-defense or collective self-defense if there is imminent harm, the action is necessary, and the response is proportional [21][22] - Determining whether a military strike violates international law requires access to pre-strike intelligence [23]