River Gray

Shitposter with music and art

[River Gray @sandalsniper]

@DerrickEvans4WV Have you read Article 1 S8.C5.1 of The U.S. Constitution? It grants Congress exclusive authority over coining money. Not the President. If it happens now, he’s breaking his oath and the foundation of our laws and government.

[River Gray @sandalsniper]

@MAGAVoice It’s not happening. Article 1 S8.C5.1 of The U.S. Constitution grants Congress exclusive authority over coining money. Not the President. This is unconstitutional. Don’t @ me for defending the literal Constitution. Read it.

[River Gray @sandalsniper]

@nicksortor Article 1 S8.C5.1 of The U.S. Constitution grants Congress exclusive authority over coining money. Not the President. This is unconstitutional.

[River Gray @sandalsniper]

@levie Fun fact: Article 1 S8.C5.1 of The U.S. Constitution grants Congress exclusive authority over coining money! Not the President. This is unconstitutional.

[River Gray @sandalsniper]

@tarkaniang Don’t read Article 1 S8.C5.1 of The U.S. Constitution then. Explicitly states Congress has authority over coining money.

[River Gray @sandalsniper]

@_daveharrison Article 1 S8.C5.1 of The U.S. Constitution grants Congress exclusive authority over coining money. Not the President. This is unconstitutional.

[River Gray @sandalsniper]

@billybinion As a reporter you should also remember the “fun fact” of Article 1 S8.C5.1 of The U.S. Constitution. Granting Congress exclusive authority over coining money. Not the President. This is unconstitutional.

[River Gray @sandalsniper]

@MoD3ans Yeah I learned about it too. But Article 1 S8.C5.1 of The U.S. Constitution grants Congress exclusive authority over coining money at the end of the day. Not the President. This is unconstitutional.

[River Gray @sandalsniper]

@FaustLp @WatcherGuru Thank you for the love of god you seem to be the only one who’s read the damn thing. For those who don’t know Article 1 S8.C5.1 of The U.S. Constitution grants Congress exclusive authority over coining money. Not the President. This is unconstitutional.

[River Gray @sandalsniper]

@IamJusttin65 @WatcherGuru It’s unconstitutional. Article 1 S8.C5.1 of The U.S. Constitution grants Congress exclusive authority over coining money. Not the President.

[River Gray @sandalsniper]

@WatcherGuru Article 1 S8.C5.1 of The U.S. Constitution grants Congress exclusive authority over coining money. Not the President. This is unconstitutional.

[River Gray @sandalsniper]

@emahlea Article 1 S8.C5.1 of The U.S. Constitution grants Congress authority over coining money. Not the President. This is clearly unconstitutional.

[River Gray @sandalsniper]

@phlipprnet @RussianMeddler @TrumpDailyPosts lol and she’s reading Article 1 S8.C5.1 of The U.S. Constitution.

[River Gray @sandalsniper]

@Honker0 @RussianMeddler @TrumpDailyPosts I sure hope the judges haven’t read Article 1 S8.C5.1 of The U.S. Constitution... or sworn to protect it or anything.

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@CedJackson6 @RussianMeddler @TrumpDailyPosts or they might just read Article 1 S8.C5.1 of The U.S. Constitution

[River Gray @sandalsniper]

@RussianMeddler @TrumpDailyPosts Article 1 S8.C5.1 of THE U.S. CONSTITUTION 🇺🇸would give them a pretty easy case. Congress has exclusive authority over coining money. Says in the Constitution. You know, the most supreme law of our land. The thing people die for? Swear to protect and defend?

[River Gray @sandalsniper]

@LiveinaRepublic @charliekirk11 PLEASE don’t read Article 1 Section 8 Clause 1 of the U.S. Constitution… you might find out this is illegal!

[River Gray @sandalsniper]

@pjm1976 @charliekirk11 Terrible for the U.S. Constitution though… Article 1 Section 8 Clause 1 “[The Congress shall have Power . . . ] To coin Money, regulate the Value thereof, and of foreign Coin, and fix the Standard of Weights and Measures;” says Congress, not the President.

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@BaronofLoxley @charliekirk11 Nah but they might say it’s illegal bc it literally is. Article I, Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution. Congress has authority over coin production, not the President.

[River Gray @sandalsniper]

@Breaking911 This is causing panic but it’s not true. Congress decides coin production not the President. The penny debate is OLD. He doesn’t have the authority