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Re: Executive Orders can be undone by the next Executive

Of course they can, but this administration will follow in it's confirmed footsteps....four more years of George Jr. after this one (reminds me of country western music), followed by another eight years of Jeb.
Who can fight them?
Their family line is a shoe-in.

Now that they have their grubby little fingers all over our Constitution, our media, our intelligence agencies, our prisons, our schools, our police force, our economy, the IRS, the World Banks and international resources.......who's going to stop them?

And you really shouldn't be too upset whether you like it or not, because there's not much you can do about it either.

Here's the statement:
"It should also be mentioned that the Reagan-Bush presidential papers were sealed for seventy years. They used the seventy-year seal clause under the National Security Act to seal the Reagan Administration papers. It is a reasonable certainty that they will use the same act to seal the papers of George Bush the First. Insofar as the former President Bush shredded some seven million documents in the waning weeks of his administration, it is unlikely that there are even many papers left to seal."

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