...full and positive authority to compel expenditure of the funds." An Assistant Attorney General states: "With respect to the suggestion that the President...power is supported by neither reason nor precedent."" Every refusal by the President to execute a program or project, once made law, is nothing less than...

...full and positive authority to compel expenditure of the funds." An Assistant Attorney General states: "With respect to the suggestion that the President...power is supported by neither reason nor precedent."" Every refusal by the President to execute a program or project, once made law, is nothing less than...

...full and positive authority to compel expenditure of the funds." An Assistant Attorney General states: "With respect to the suggestion that the President...such a broad power is supported by neither reason nor precedent."*4 Every refusal by the President to execute a program or project, once made law, is nothing...

...President has a constitutional power to decline to spend appropriated funds, we must conclude that the existence of such a broad power is supported by neither reason nor precedent. And in Senate testimony last year, Mr. Rehnquist further stated, quote : The President is not at liberty...

...In confirmation, William N. Rehnqulst, then the President's Assistant At to me General and now • Supreme Court Justice, said In 1969, "With respect...execute major shifts In national policy by executive flat. Such legislation will require the President to notify Congress of Impoundment actions and to...

...Assistant Attorney General, reached this conclusion in a memorandum to the White House on December 1, 1969 : With respect to the suggestion that the President...power is supported by neither reason nor precedent. The Constitution gives the President the means to express his disapproval of congressional will —...

...statement in the 1969 memorandum of William H. Rehnquist when lie was an Assistant Attorney General : "With respect to the suggestion that the President...power is supported by neither reason nor precedent." The new Deputy Attorney General appointed by the President has reversed the opinion previously given...

...Office of Legal Counsel, the "Department's lawyer," stated in a memorandum to a White House aide : "With respect to the suggestion that the President...power is supported by neither reason nor precedent." Now the Nixon administration disavows that statement and that conclusion. Should it not be noted that...

...appropriated for assistance to schools. In this memorandum he stated clearly and unequivocally, that "with respect to the suggestion that the President...power is supported by neither reason nor precedent." STATEMENT or HON. BILL ALEXANDER, A REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS FROM THE STATE OF ARKANSAS Mr. ALEXANDER....

...Office of Legal Counsel, the "Department's lawyer." stated in a memorandum to a White House aide : "With respect to the suggestion that the President...power is supported by neither reason nor precedent." Now the Nixon administration disavows that statement and that conclusion. Should it not be noted that...