According to the American Bar Association, when the President signs a bill that Congress has passed by a clear majority, then goes back later and attaches "exceptions" to that bill, in order to preserve neo-con dominance and avoid that pesky veto/override process which can be so embarrassing to a President who no longer can muster support for his agenda, even within his own party, then that action is diametrically opposed to the intent of the Constitution and yet another process by which this current Administration continues to erode the Democratic process.
Right.
Good to know.
Thanks for the 411.
(Can we impeach this mo-fo monkeyface yet? Puh-Leeeeeze?)
~C~
