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**Lt_Apple** · 05-13-2008, 06:27 AM

While I would NEVER vote for him or any Liberterian (unless solely running against someone openly advocating some sort of Tyrany), I give him kudos for this:

He especially opposes the "unitary theory of the presidency," which he says is: Where the Constitution gives the president power (e.g., national security), no other branch of government has any constitutional authority to limit it.

I agree with Barr that this is a key issue for this country, specially after having seen a president so hell bent on inflating the office of the executive, and it is a shame he seems the only candidate for president talking about this issue.

05-13-2008, 06:27 AM	#5
Lt_Apple Join Date Dec 2008 Posts 4,489 Senior Member	While I would NEVER vote for him or any Liberterian (unless solely running against someone openly advocating some sort of Tyrany), I give him kudos for this: He especially opposes the "unitary theory of the presidency," which he says is: Where the Constitution gives the president power (e.g., national security), no other branch of government has any constitutional authority to limit it. I agree with Barr that this is a key issue for this country, specially after having seen a president so hell bent on inflating the office of the executive, and it is a shame he seems the only candidate for president talking about this issue.
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