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Texas v. United States

Democracy and Power 114: Rule of Law A government with moral and legal authority promulgates written rules and universally, impartially and uniformly enforces the rules, which provides a predictable and stable legal order on which to base economic and personal decisions. The law prevails, not the proclamation or arbitrary decision of a ruler, government bureaucrat, enforcer (e.g., policeman) or judge.

Billions to Insurance Companies? Without Legal Consent?

“Ours is a government of laws, not of men.” Justice Robert H. Jackson in Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer (1952) Laurence H. Tribe, of Harvard Law School, strongly believes our Constitution and the Rule of Law must prevail over Federal bureaucrats regulating power plant's CO2 emissions in every state. Tribe writes there is no legislative authority granting the EPA the power to regulate. In fact the statutes clearly denies the EPA from regulating power plants.

Personal Freedom and Prosperity 110: The Rule of Law A government with moral and legal authority promulgates written rules and universally, impartially and uniformly enforces the rules, which provides a predictable and stable legal order on which to base economic and personal decisions. The law prevails, not the proclamation or arbitrary decision of a ruler, government bureaucrat, the enforcer (e.g., policeman) or judge.

Personal Freedom and Prosperity 110: The Rule of Law Obama and "Respect for the Rule of Law” When addressing the United Nations, President Obama praised America for resolving its religious and racial differences, which he said was achieved “with respect for the Rule of Law.” In Mr. Obama words,

Personal Freedom and Prosperity 110: The Rule of Law Obama and “Respect for the Rule of Law” Addressing the United Nations, President Obama praised America for resolving religious and racial differences, which was achieved “with respect for the rule of law.” Mr. Obama said,