Four Branches of Government in Our Founding Fathers’ Words
A Document Disguised as a Book That Will Return the Power of Government to “We the People” and to Petition the Government for a Redress of Grievances
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I have very little opinion in my writings and have backed every statement with an example of how our government works as a four branch system and doesn’t work as a three branch system. It also includes a mathematical equation that supports my writings and the words of the Founding Fathers themselves. Also with a dead on description of how the "government system" has changed through history which even the Founding Fathers' writings support with their fears of a centralized accumulation of power being the Federal Government. The words that describe our branches of government in Articles I, II & III of the “Constitution” are the following in order of appearance: Congress, Senate, House of Representatives, Representatives, Senators, Each House, Neither House, a President of the United States of America, Vice President, President, Judicial, one supreme Court and those are all the words. Also keep in mind that executive, legislative and judicial are adjectives, describes what they do and is not the name for who they are as the English Language dictates. When combined with the words "branch" or in my argument "branches" are there as a teaching tool for novices (children's education) that might not understand what the President, House of Representatives, Senate and one supreme Court do in the scheme of government. With three branches of government being executive, legislative & judicial each branch would have one third of power if the power is dispensed evenly. With this government format how does 1/3 of government power being the legislative branch overrule the other 1/3 of government power being the executive branch when their powers in government are equal? With four branches of government being the President, House of Representatives, Senate and supreme Court each branch now has a equal twenty five percent of the power if disbursed evenly. Now the “Constitution's Veto Overrule” of the President can occur mathematically because the full power (25% of power) of each House, House of Representatives and the Senate House are combined as directed by the “Constitution” when a two thirds vote of Congress (50% of power) is reached to override a President's Veto. The legislative bill then becomes law without the President's wishes or signature. How many branches of government can shutdown government? The answer is three branches, the President (25% of power), the House of Representatives (25% of power) and the Senate (25 % of power), this being done while the one supreme Court (25% of power) can only watch because it has No legislative or executive Powers. During the last government shutdown who shutdown government? The legislative branch or the House of Representatives? Now as you should be able to see the proper descriptive phrase too describe our government (NOT the Actual Bodies or Branches but the Powers of the branches) is executive branch, legislative branches (meaning two or more and both branches, House of Representatives and the Senate, convene to form Congress to legislate laws under the powers of the Constitution given to both branches) and judicial branch.
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Four Branches of Government The words that describe and name our branches of government in the Constitution’s Articles I, II and III are the following in order of appearance: Congress, Senate, House of Representatives, Representative, Representatives, Senators, Senator, Vice President, the President of the United States, each House, either House, neither House, two Houses, that House, the other House, both Houses, a President of the United States of America, said House, the President, one supreme Court and those are all the words. Having four branches being the President, House of Representatives, Senate, and supreme Court, each branch now has 25 percent of the power if disbursed evenly. How many branches of government can shut down government? The answer is three branches, the President (25 percent of power), the House of Representatives (25 percent of power), and the Senate (25 percent of power), this being done while the supreme Court (25 percent of power) can only watch because it has no legislative or executive powers. During the last government shutdown, who shut down the government, the legislative branch or the House of Representatives? If you answer the legislative branch, then which one? That in itself is an admittance of two branches of government that come together using their shared powers to legislate our laws. Now as you should be able to see the proper descriptive phrase too describe our government (NOT the Actual Bodies or Branches but the Powers of the branches) is executive branch, legislative branches (meaning two or more and both branches, House of Representatives and the Senate, convene to form Congress to legislate laws under the powers of the Constitution given to both branches) and judicial branch.
About the Author
He was born to a Vietnam Air Force veteran and raised as a military brat in Fort Walton Beach, Valparaiso, and Milton, Florida. He was a scholarship member of the Pensacola Jr. College National Championship Golf Team. During his educational years, he feels blessed that a number of his teachers and professors spent their time teaching and not preaching the liberal movement. His well-rounded education allowed him many years in the Atlanta, Georgia, area as management in the automotive industry, which was his passion, high performance cars, at this point of his life. After his father's death due to cancer related to Agent Orange his passion became the studies of US government. The US government begins with the US Constitution because without this document, our government would not exist. His studies of this document are what he offers in a very unique way and expose the true history contained within the document. A history never exposed to any individual throughout the American educational system.