Speed of change is not an argument for the administrative state. If anything, it's an argument against. Laws delegating powers to executive agencies are done a

Speed of change is not an argument for the administrative state. If anything, it's an argument against. Laws delegating powers to executive agencies are done all the time, some successfully, some not. I've never heard anyone say that the FAA is overstepping its statutory authority, for example. Nor the PTO. Congress might disagree with what they're doing, but that's different than saying "they have no business regulating that." Lastly, it's not about what branch you trust more. Judges were at least appointed by someone who was elected, not hired by a Civil Servant.