AnTione Tha Don: Should the President pass a bill putting prices at a max&min depending on how good that state & city is doing?
Like a “Credit Score” but vice versa on how bad or great the state and its city is doing…
Ex: $ 3.00 – bad being the min
……$ 3.50 – ok
……$ 4.00 – good
……$ 4.50 – great being the max
Answers and Views:
Answer by Matt
He should pass a law gas can’t go past 3$ a gallon.
No – keeping the Government to a minimum and out of your business as much as you can is the smartest move you could ever make in your voting, not more government – why are we in this mess ? the Government..Answer by Friendly Stranger..
Nope. If the President were to do that, he is essentially taking away the governor’s ability to govern. The way it is set up is, Governors have jurisdiction and responsibility over their states. They are responsible for key legislation within the state. The President is the leader of the U.S., but his power is not all reaching. He cannot force governors to implement state laws. That is the purpose of Governor. Secondly, setting a price cap is the same as having a budget. States should set their own budgets instead of having to work within a “max/min”. If there is a set budget then that means more fiscal responsibility and less room for error.Answer by Musicseawater
What you’re asking is way beyond the power of the president or any one politician across this land and this is one of the things that makes this country so great.
Can you imagine living in a place when one man’s whim could completely change or daily living habits? Where a president, governor, mayor or councilman could wake up one morning and say, “I don’t feel like bothering with traffic lights any more”, then go into work and change the law under his domain “just because”.
Uh-uh, no matter how good (or bad) the idea, let’s be glad we live in a country where no single man can make such large-scale decisions on his own…….
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