Friday, June 3, 2011

The House of Representatives has the power to impeach each and every one (or only some of the most objectionable) of the czars, requiring the Senate to decide whether to retain these czars in office

By Wesley Clark, MD
American Thinker
June 3, 2011

Since taking office, President Obama has adorned himself with a crown of czars.  It's time for Congress to pry them loose. 
T
he United States Constitution requires that most senior federal officers must be confirmed by the Senate before assuming office.  Included are appointments for positions throughout the federal government, for the Cabinet and subcabinet, for members of regulatory commissions, for ambassadorships, for judgeships, and for members of numerous advisory boards.

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