Texas senator Ted Cruz added: "The president's lawless and radical attempt to destabilise the nation's energy system is flatly unconstitutional and – unless it is invalidated by Congress, struck down by the courts, or rescinded by the next administration – will cause Americans' electricity costs to skyrocket at a time when we can least afford it".
The NRA ended when it was invalidated by the Supreme Court in 1935, but many of its provisions were included in subsequent legislation.
In 2000, it was invalidated by the United States Supreme Court after a challenge from several political parties.
"I was concerned with what would follow if it were invalidated, that it would open the doors to enact aggressive voting suppression measures.
Opponents of the law are also suing to overturn it, claiming it should be invalidated because as it was coming up for a vote in the Legislature, several lawmakers placed small bets as to what the margin would be.
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti Two-thirdsds of Haiti's presidential candidates said Sunday's election was so tainted by fraud that it should be invalidated, but late in the evening, national election officials ordered the vote to stand, saying that problems at most polling sites had been minor.
One women told me how enthusiastic everyone had been in the first round, and how upset she'd been to stand for hours in the rain to cast her vote, only for it to be invalidated later on.
But on Monday, the Organization of American States challenged that count with a report that argues that enough of Celestin's votes should be invalidated that it is he, not Martelly, who should be eliminated).
Although the law itself has now been changed, the law requiring her to warn her supporters is still on the books; and Miss Giardina dares not disobey it, lest her signatures be invalidated.West Virginia may be especially quirky, but this sort of thing is not unusual.
Or alternatively, Apple may believe that it is not infringing or that Nokia's patents should be invalidated.
