,,iv  #aacth ,,congress  #ast ,session  
,h4 ,,con4 ,,res4 #de  ,,in ,,the       
,,house ,,of ,,representatives  ,july   
#aj1 #bjac ,mr4 ,garrett submitted the  
following concurrent resolution2 which  
was referred to the ,committee on       
,energy and ,commerce1 and in addition  
to the ,committees on ,ways and ,means1 
,education and the ,workforce1 the      
,judiciary1 ,natural ,resources1 ,house 
,administration1 ,rules1 and            
,appropriations1 for a period to be     
subsequently determined by the ,speaker1
 in each case for consideration of such 
provisions as fall within the           
jurisdiction of the committee concerned 
,,concurrent ,,resolution  ,expressing  
the sense of ,congress that ,president  
,barack ,obama has violated section #c  
of article ,,ii of the ,constitution by 
refusing to enforce the employer mandate
 provisions of the ,patient ,protection 
and ,affordable ,care ,act4  ,whereas   
section #a of article ,i of the         
,constitution states that ,all          

legislative ,powers herein granted shall
 be vested in a ,congress of the ,united
 ,states1 which shall consist of a      
,senate and ,house of ,representatives2 
,whereas section #c of article ,,ii of  
the ,constitution states that the       
,president shall take ,care that the    
,laws be faithfully executed1 which     
imposes a duty upon the ,president to   
enforce the law1 regardless of          
difficulty of enforcement or displeasure
 with the statute2 ,whereas the ,patient
 ,protection and ,affordable ,care ,act 
was signed into law by ,president       
,barack ,obama on ,march #bc1 #bjaj2    
,whereas such ,act contains a provision 
commonly referred to as the employer    
mandate1 which requires businesses that 
employ #ej or more full-time employees  
to provide health insurance to its      
employees upon threat of financial      
penalty2 ,whereas section #aeac7;d7 of  
such ,act states that the employer      
mandate shall apply to months beginning 
after ,december #ca1 #bjac2 ,whereas the

 executive branch announced on ,july #b1
 #bjac1 that it would unilaterally delay
 the enforcement of the employer mandate
 until ,january #bjae2 ,whereas the     
principle of separation of powers is a  
constitutional safeguard of liberty as  
asserted by ,james ,madison in          
,federalist ,no4 #dg in which he stated1
 ,the accumulation of all powers1       
legislative1 executive1 and judiciary1  
in the same hands ''' may justly be     
pronounced the very definition of       
tyranny2 and ,whereas the executive     
branch's unilateral decision to delay   
the implementation of a law sets a      
dangerous precedent under which         
legislation that is enacted through the 
passage of that legislation by the      
democratically elected ,members of      
,congress and the signing of that       
legislation into law by the ,president  
will no longer have the force of law and
 will instead be relegated to having the
 status of a mere recommendation1 which 
the ,president may choose to ignore3    

,now1 therefore1 be it  ,that it is the 
sense of ,congress that--  7#a7         
,president ,barack ,obama has violated  
section #c of article ,,ii of the       
,constitution by refusing to enforce the
 employer mandate provisions of the     
,patient ,protection and ,affordable    
,care ,act2  7#b7 the perpetuation of   
republican government depends upon the  
rule of law2  7#c7 the executive branch1
 which has no constitutional authority  
to write or rewrite law at whim1 has    
invaded upon the exclusive legislative  
power of ,congress2  7#d7 the ,patient  
,protection and ,affordable ,care ,act  
has proven to be unworkable2 and  7#e7  
such ,act should be repealed by         
,congress immediately4