> the clean air act . . . empowers (or in that case creates) the Department or Agency to make rules within some often quite broad guidelines I think the SCOTUS

> the clean air act . . . empowers (or in that case creates) the Department or Agency to make rules within some often quite broad guidelines I think the SCOTUS disagrees. This evidence among others: https://nypost.com/2022/06/30/scotus-restricts-upholds-epas-ability-to-regulate-power-plants/ https://nypost.com/2022/06/30/scotus-restricts-upholds-epas-... Your claim is how I thought we all believed government worked for many decades, though.