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Old 07-19-2005, 07:42 PM   #4474
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Originally posted by sgtclub
Theoretically, the Executive branch could challenge. Or, a non-committee member could challenge.



I'm not sure I understand this.
Why would the executive challenge a confirmation of its candidate?

And if it's on legislation, it has a veto.

And, if you're saying the filibuster is unconstitutional, why is the committee structure generally not also unconstitutional, since a minority can block the majority?
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