 | Gov. Romney On Detroit Gov. Romney on MSNBC's "Morning Joe." |
 | Gov. Romney On Victory In Michigan Gov. Romney On Victory In Michigan |
 | Gov. Romney: Line-Item Veto Is Constitutional Governor Romney expresses his support for the line-item veto with radio host Hugh Hewitt. |
 | Gov. Romney On The Line Item Veto Gov. Romney On The Line Item Veto |
 | Second American Revolution: Howard Phillips (2 of 4) Question:-- Were the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution drafted to uphold the moral laws of God -- or were they Deistic humanist documents? If they were Christian documents, where have we gone so far off track? Howard Phillips: The Declaration of Independence is, in effect, the articles of incorporation or the preamble for our federal union and the Constitution of the United States is the bylaws. The Declaration says that "we are endowed by our Creator with certain inalienable rights." It acknowledges that our rights are a gift from God, that we are His creatures. It is a simple statement of fact that if God is "Sovereign," as the framers acknowledged Him to be, that law is inevitably the will of the Sovereign. The laws of God cannot be overturned by a two-thirds vote of Congress or even a unanimous decision of the Supreme Court. Abortion is always illegal in the sight of God. If a civil government chooses to permit it, that doesn't make it legal in His sight. It simply criminalizes the civil government which advances it. The Declaration goes on to make the point that government derives its just powers from the consent of the governed. There is a theological principle there in that the governed are God's creatures who owe a duty to their Creator to the degree that they delegate policy setting functions and control of resources to civil government. They have an obligation to God to hold civil government accountable to them so that they may be accountable to Him. The link between the Declaration and the Constitution can be seen in the very first sentence of the Constitution after the preamble which says that "all legislative powers shall be vested in a Congress of the United States." "All" ... "vested," mean they "can't be surrendered." One of the problems is that Congress simply is not doing its constitutional duty. Look at the question of impeachment. That's not an independent counsel's responsibility. Under the U.S. Constitution, impeachment is the responsibility of the U.S. House of Representatives. If the House determines to bring charges against the president, then it's the responsibility of the Senate to determine whether he should be convicted and removed from office. The Republican congress pushed for giving the President line item veto authority. It was unconstitutional for them to do so. I am glad the Supreme Court recognized that. The Constitution permits the President, indeed mandate that he shall be, our chief executive. But it does not authorize him to be our chief legislator. Congress cannot delegate legislative functions to the President. Congress has given policy setting functions to regulatory agencies. That violates the letter of the first sentence of the body of the Constitutional law. |
 | Gov. Romney: Comparing Fiscal Records Gov. Romney: Comparing Fiscal Records |
 | Rudy Supports a Constitutional Line Item Veto Rudy on the line item veto |
 | Bush vows veto on housing plan May 7. - As House takes up debate on housing market plan, President Bush is already promising a veto. The House will be debating a housing rescue package that could see the government buy up $15 billion of abandoned homes and help an estimated half million homeowners facing foreclosure. |
 | Family Guy Uncensored Radio Spot This was a custom radio spot done for CW South Florida to promote the premiere of Family Guy. This spot was too controversial for radio but we still made the spot. It is a "Dingo and the Baby" version two. |
 | WGN Radio - John Williams' Haircut WGN Radio host John Williams gets his head shaved to support newscaster Judy Pielach and her battle with breast cancer. |
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