Justin Amash
Justin Amash Introduces Legislation to Curb Presidential Power During a National Emergency
As our country continues to battle through a worldwide health pandemic that has crippled our economy Congress continues to drag their feet.
Congressman Justin Amash has introduced legislation that would limit presidential emergency powers. “Laws like the National Emergencies Act are not—and, under our Constitution, cannot be—grants of legislative powers to the president. Too often, emergencies are being invoked without appropriate justification, and the transition of power back to Congress isn’t happening,” writes Justin Amash in his National Emergencies Reform Act.
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Robert is a graduate of the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs with a B.A. in Political Science (Emphasis American Politics & Public Law) and Colorado State University-Pueblo with an M.A. in American History. In college, Robert was an active member of the Republican Party serving as the chairman of the College Republicans & interning for Colorado’s U.S. Senator. He became active in the Libertarian movement with the 2008 campaign of Ron Paul. Since then he has started this venture to educate the public about Libertarianism and volunteers his time to the Libertarian Party of Colorado and the National Party. He is passionate about our country’s future, a loving husband, and a proud father.
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