White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest on Thursday said that the administration was “deeply disappointed” by the Supreme Court ruling, in which the judges scaled back the president’s ability to temporarily appoint individuals to government posts.
“We’re of course deeply disappointed in today’s decision,” Earnest told reporters. “We are, however, pleased that the court recognized the president’s executive authority as exercised by presidents going all the way back to George Washington.”
Earnest noted that the ruling does keep much of the president’s executive authority in tact, and that President Obama intends to use it.
I’m disappointed too.
go forward mr. pres and do not back down, cause the enemy is at the gate.
anybody else miss the disquis way of posting comments? do not like this format.
But what the Senate does in order to be in session is comparable to sitting shiva minus the ritual garments…
and the food