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Do the literal flood of Presidential executive orders since Lincolon serve as evidence toward the government being colorable and running on the law of necessity since 1861 congressional reconvenment by Lincolon?

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) December 15th, 2012

Before Lincolon no President used more than 1 or 2 at the most all of which used correctly. Then enters Lincolon. His first year even he laid down s huge amount a trend that has continued to increase right up to present day. Something changed and it was not just the civil war. Discuss.

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Are you a native English speaker? Your question could be clearer.

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Executive orders prior to Lincoln were mostly non-public and only sent to the impacted agency. There has not been a flood since him. You are actually witnessing Lincoln opening the process to public review.

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