Without judicial review, would the Constitution be enforcable? (user search)
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« on: October 28, 2019, 05:54:52 PM »

Even today, responsibility for enforcement of the Constitution is shared and every President since George W. Bush has issued executive orders interpreting it and enforcing it one way or another, while the veto was used as a means of enforcing the Constitution against Congress by George Washington himself and that was the exclusive justification for veto usage until at least Andrew Jackson. Congress also has its own enforcement mechanism, beside the Senate approval of Judges, Justices, and executive officials, in that its Congressmen can refuse to vote for legislation on the basis of unconstitutionality.
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