America needs a civics lesson.
How does the legislative process work?
The President is in charge of the Executive Branch. He takes care that the laws are duly executed.
The House and Senate are in charge of the Legislative Branch. Legislation must be passed by both the House and Senate and signed by the President before it can become a law.
The Judiciary Branch, including the Supreme Court, can rule on the constitutionality of the laws passed by the Congress and signed by the President.
Politicians in Washington are not adhering to the rules of our Constitution.
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THEY are the ones who continue to perpetuate misinformation by merely echoing the lies coming from the GOP instead of TEACHING.
I remember they did that all through the drafting of the ACA. Their continual promotion of "the bill" without mentioning the fact that at least 6 committees (or more) from BOTH chambers of Congress, were drafting "bills". So there was no "the bill". And then once some iteration was ready for a vote from one chamber, the assumption was that THAT was "the bill", without mentioning that it needed to be reconciled with the other chamber's "bill".... and on and on.
It's just infuriating. 
