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I don’t think the Constitution prevents Congress from delegating precise decisionmaking to agencies of the executive branch. This seems to be a recent invention
by matthewdgreen 6y ago
I don’t think the Constitution prevents Congress from delegating precise decisionmaking to agencies of the executive branch. This seems to be a recent invention by people who want the US government to be even less effective than it is today. Because trust me, having Congressional staff micromanage regulatory agencies through a committee process is going to lead to vastly worse outcomes than what we have right now.
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