"We vote for POTUS and POTUS should have complete control of the Executive branch"

We vote for POTUS expecting that POTUS to faithfully execute the law.

As in

he shall take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed,

Where does it say he gets complete control of the Executive branch Branch? I think I missed that part.

He does have "ministerial duties" and gets to hire and fire and supervise executive officials.

And all of them need to follow the laws and policies currently in place. Or have Congress change them.

So the Supremes have officially endorsed the Purge?

Good to know.

At least we know where they stand.

This helps with my upcoming purchasing decisions.

Like whether to buy the new Toyota hybrid or the Barret sniper rifle and a new shotgun.

Pick up a copy of the Constitution, moron.

#31 | POSTED BY BELLRINGER

Still waiting for you to show us where the constitution gives the presidency "complete control" of the executive branch.

Pick up a copy of the Constitution, moron.

#31 | POSTED BY BELLRINGER

Got one right here.

Which article and paragraph gives the President "complete control" over the executive branch.

Still waiting on that article and paragraph from DingDong.

You made the assert

You called others morons for not knowing the constitution.

You said pick up a copy of the constitution.

I have one right here.

Which article and which paragraph gives the POTUS "complete control" of the Executive Branch?

Read Article II

#38 | POSTED BY BELLRINGER

Ok. Article II. We are getting somewhere!

Now.

Which paragraph specifically?

Therefore POTUS has near complete control over it.

No he does not. Saying it does not make it so.

Show me the paragraph in the constitution.

He gets to hire and fire executive level officers ONLY.

They in turn make the hiring and firing decisions at the civil servant level. Based on the legal requirements and funding from Congress.

The "spoils system" in the U.S. federal government was largely eliminated by the Pendleton Civil Service Reform Act of 1883. This act created a merit-based system for hiring government employees, replacing the previous practice of awarding jobs based on political patronage.

Donner is ready for the Supreme Court .

#40 | POSTED BY VISITOR_

Not possible.

I could never kiss and lick Trumpy's nasty arse like you and they do.

Eliminating jobs WITHOUT replacement is not the same thing.

POSTED BY BELLRINGER

That is partly true like most if your BS.

But the president does not have the power to eliminate civil service jobs.

But only to hire or fire Executive Officers. Who then can be directed to reduce staff. But they can NOT reduce staff to the point where the agency cannot do the job that was assigned to it by Congress.

The NWS is a Law passed by Congress and only Congress can change that law.

Still waiting for you to produce the paragraph Article II in the U.S. constitution that grants the president "complete control" of the executive branch.

Because he is the head of the executive branch.

So. It does not say "complete control ".

You just pulled that crap outa Trumpy's nasty arse didn't ya?

Each agency is a law passed by Congress. They are appropriated monies to complete those duties as assigned BY CONGRESS.

Being vested with Executive Power does not give him complete hiring and firing authority of individual civil servants. Nor does it allow him to change the laws passed by Congress.

He only has complete control and supervisory authority over the executive officers he hired. Who then have to staff their agencies according to the laws and appropriations passed by Congress to do the duties as assigned by Congress.

IT CREATES LAW.

The president DOES NOT CREATE LAWS.

Congress is the legislative branch. They legislate. And pass laws.

The President is the Executive Branch. They Execute the laws that Congress passes.

Welcome to America Comrade.