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that. He ought not to just simply be able to in between
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sessions abolish certain departments and transfer them to
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others, I think that would be a tremendous mistake.
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JUDGE ADKINS: What would you think of having
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a limitation similar to the limitation of the Congress on
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executive orders of the President? I think there is a
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time limitation there, isn't there? If the President
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passes an executive order, then the Congress has a certain
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period of time within which to veto the order. Would you
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favor that kind of a limitation?
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MAYOR McKELDIN: I would think so, I would
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think there would be some need for a little security. If
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you get a governor who was politically inclined and wanted
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to put all of his friends in, get all of the others out,
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I think it would be good to have a safeguard on him, yes.
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JUDGE ADKINS: Any other questions from this
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end of the room?
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DR. BARD: Governor, in Article 2 there is a
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discussion of the Secretary of State. I have two questions
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in respect to the Secretary of State.
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One, do you believe that it is necessary for
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