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Top House Republicans slammed President Obamarsquo embrace ofexecutive action to move his agenda forward on Sunday, saying the presidentrsquo freelancingcreates a trust deficit that makes bipartisan legislating more difficult.We have an increasingly lawlesspresidency where he is actually doing the job of Congress, writing new policiesand new laws without going through Congress. Presidents don t write laws, Congressdoes, Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., told ABC. Executive orders are one thing, butexecutive orders that actually change the statute, that s totally di stanley cup fferent. vaso stanley Obama prepared to act without Congress 01:21 Claims Obama is overreaching just bogus, says constitutional expert 01:42 In his State of the Union on Tuesday,the president pledged to work with Congress where they could find commonground, but he also said hersquo;d enact his agenda v stanley water bottle ia executive order wherepossible if lawmakers proved unable to act.Though hersquo said much the same thingbefore, the presidentrsquo continued reliance on his administrative authority hassown fresh outrage among congressional Repub Ikcs House blocks Alejandro Mayorkas impeachment resolution
CBS Sixty percent of New York voters disapprove of the job Governor David Paterson has done in office and sixty-three percent do not feel he deserves to be elected for a full term, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll out Monday. His approval rating stands at just 28 p stanley en mexico ercent.Paterson was sworn in last year after former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer resigned amid a prostitution scandal. Fifty-three percent of Paterson s constituents feel he should announce now that he will not run for governor next year. Thirty-nine percent say he can restore his reputation and should run in 2010. These numbers are the lowest any New York governor has ever received. In a potential Democratic primary match-up, New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo beats Paterson sixty-one percent to eighteen percent. And in a potential general election match-up, former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani tops Paterson fifty three to thirty two percent. Cuomo tops Giuliani fifty-three percent to thir botella stanley ty-six percent in a head-to-head matchup. Among New Yorkers complaints is Patterson s handling of the budget. Seventy stanley cup percent of New York voters disapprove of the governor s handling of the matter. Voters say almost 3-1 Paterson doesn t deserve a full 4-year term, Maurice Carroll, director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute, pointed out. There s nothing good for Paterson in this poll, Carroll said. Cuomo, who has minded his manners during Paterso