Re:G7: Rich nations back deal to tax multinationals
by dragonwriter on Saturday June 05, 2021 @05:11PM
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> Treaties in the US require a super-majority (two thirds) vote in the Senate.
That's misleading, because what are called “treaties” in international law include more than what are called “treaties” in US domestic law, but also “Congressional-executive agreements” and some (but, IIRC, not all) “sole executive agreements.”
Virtually all “treaties” in the international sense that have come into force in US law in recent decades have been Congressional-executive agreements.
That's misleading, because what are called “treaties” in international law include more than what are called “treaties” in US domestic law, but also “Congressional-executive agreements” and some (but, IIRC, not all) “sole executive agreements.”
Virtually all “treaties” in the international sense that have come into force in US law in recent decades have been Congressional-executive agreements.