US+Constitution


 * 1) I am the President, I can declare war on Lower Slobovia; I can make any decision I want. (Untrue, as the President does not have the power to declare war, that power lies in the legislative branch. Any decision the President makes can be overturned.)
 * 2) I am a Senator; I can help write and pass any law I want. (Untrue. Laws that Senators write and pass must be approved by both the President and the Supreme Court, to validate its legality.)
 * 3) I am the President of the United States; I can veto any law passed by Congress. (Untrue, Congress can overturn a Presidential veto is enough support is garnered.)
 * 4) I am the President of the United States; I can do anything I want. (Untrue, all of the President's actions are monitored and permitted by the Judicial and Legislative branches, and they can stop almost any action)
 * 5) I am the President of the United States; I can make a treaty with Upper Slobovia. (The President can suggest a treaty and help to ease international relations, but legal treaties and documents are in the hands of the Legislative branch)
 * 6) We're the Supreme Court; we'll be ruling on every law for years. (The Judicial branch does not rule on every case and every law, only the ones brought into question. Also, the Supreme Court does not remain constant, as it is not a monarchy, and the people within it change.)