‘Wait’ll Obama reads the paper tomorrow’: Supreme Court rules WH’s recess appointments unconstitutional

◼ In 2012, President Obama named three members to the National Labor Relations Board, and did so while the administration claimed Congress was in recess. The case ended up at the Supreme Court, which has ruled against Obama. - Twitchy

Obama's recess appointment nonsense was so patently unconstitutional even the liberals on the Court couldn't carry water for it this time.

— John Podhoretz (@jpodhoretz) June 26, 2014

Justice Breyer writes: "the Recess Appointments Clause is not designed to overcome serious institutional friction." (@JaredHalpern)

— FOX News Radio (@foxnewsradio) June 26, 2014

Wait'll Obama reads the paper tomorrow and finds out Obama broke the law with his recess appointments. He'll be livid!

— John Hayward (@Doc_0) June 26, 2014

◼ Supreme Court Unanimously Rules Against Obama Recess Appointments - Bill McMorris/Washington Free Beacon

The Senate, not the president, decides when the Senate is in recess.

The Supreme Court ruled unanimously Monday that President Obama violated the constitution when he made recess appointments while the Senate was still in session.