Thread: Presidential speech to our children.

Originally Posted by gugi

I read article 2 and it sounds to me that his job consists primarily of talking and an occasional very brief writing.

Now, what did I miss?

Cite the section you read in the Constitution about the executive talking to our school children.

Originally Posted by honedright

Cite the section you read in the Constitution about the executive talking to our school children.

I actually couldn't find any. I guess he is only allowed to talk to senators, judges and military. Oh and people he makes treaties with.

I very much wanted to find his work hours in the constitution, but I really couldn't. I am a bit worried when he can talk to his wife and children if the constitution doesn't list them explicitly and doesn't provide for any off-duty hours. Could you help me understand how it works?

Originally Posted by gugi

Could you help me understand how it works?

Probably not. Just keep studying the U.S. Constitution. It will become clearer.

"Government "help" to business
is just as disastrous as government
persecution... the only way a
government can be of service to
national prosperity is by keeping
its hands off." - Ayn Rand


Enough said..

Ayn Rand isn't my oracle. Where Greenspan picked up his philosophy BTW.

Originally Posted by JimmyHAD

Ayn Rand isn't my oracle. Where Greenspan picked up his philosophy BTW.

Maybe he should have stuck to that philosophy instead of getting his hands into the money supply.