Does Bush think he's above the law?

Question

If not, he sure does act like it.

I'm not just talking about commuting Libby's sentence, which in effect rewarded Libby for not speaking out against Republicans who outed CIA agent Valeria Plane for political advantage. I'm talking about the hundreds of laws, Bush has chosen to ignore.
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WASHINGTON -- President Bush has quietly claimed the authority to disobey more than 750 laws enacted since he took office, asserting that he has the power to set aside any statute passed by Congress when it conflicts with his interpretation of the Constitution.

Far more than any predecessor, Bush has been aggressive about declaring his right to ignore vast swaths of laws -- many of which he says infringe on power he believes the Constitution assigns to him alone as the head of the executive branch or the commander in chief of the military.

Many legal scholars say they believe that Bush's theory about his own powers goes too far and that he is seizing for himself some of the law-making role of Congress and the Constitution-interpreting role of the courts.
http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2006/04/30/bush_challenges_hundreds_of_laws/

Answer 1

Of course he does. dumbya is a spoiled silver-spoon connecticut boy who has had daddy bailing him out of his screwups his entire life!

Answer 2

Yes, he thinks he's above the law. And you know what ? No one has really done anything to prove him wrong ! That's the most revolting thing about it. He should be impeached.

Answer 3

Yes, but then so do most Congresspeople. They all ignore the Constitution daily.

Term limits are the answer!!!!!

Answer 4

It appears so; Cheney and Gonzales are beyond crooked, too. They're all evil, if you ask me!

Answer 5

No, not above the law. He thinks he is the law.