THE MOST IMPORTANT THING A PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE CAN DO, IS TO MAKE OUR REPRESENTATIVE SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT WORK AS WELL AS IT CAN.

Today's congress is far too partisan.

The Founding Fathers understood that it is not possible to please all the people all the time. Their solution was a representative form of government with power divided into three branches able to moderate and compromise our differences.

Although each President over the last sixty years has used more executive orders, it is not a desirable way to govern. When we hold an election in this country, we do not elect a King but rather a government representative of the people. A government of the people, by the people, for the people.

A President should lead by word and example, and should govern with the needs of all the people in mind.

We are all aware of the outsized influence of money in politics. Our constitution guarantees the right of freedom of speech and expression to everyone. The nation is also founded on the belief that all are created equal. I cannot believe that the Founding Fathers intended that wealth could be used to amplify some voices above all the others.

Every person in public office will be subject to both good press and bad press. The best leaders try to be as factual and forthright as possible and trust the American people to sort out the truth.

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LaBoyteaux–The Supreme Court

In the case of the Enemy Aliens Act deportation of 238 Venezuelan migrants to the terrorism prison in El Salvador, the Supreme Court just affirmed that no one can be deported without being told what is happening to them and having the opportunity to be heard before a judge ….. due process. ..

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LaBoyteaux–Mistakenly Deported

This man, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who the government admits was mistakenly deported to El Salvador, has been ordered returned to the U.S., but now the governments says they can’t get him back.  Obviously they (the government) have the same diplomatic channels they used to deport people to El..

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LaBoyteaux–Tariffs

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