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The Supreme Court sure seems like they want to challenge everything that Congress or the Executive branch executes. They threaten to do so publicly. Congress o
by r00fus 3y ago
The Supreme Court sure seems like they want to challenge everything that Congress or the Executive branch executes. They threaten to do so publicly.
Congress ought to likewise threaten to pass laws that have allow no judicial review or the President should threaten to reform the Court. Both are explicitly allowed in the Constitution.
- remarkEon 3y ago>The Supreme Court sure seems like they want to challenge everything that Congress or the Executive branch executes. They threaten to do so publicly. So, working as intended then.
- rayiner 3y agoThe Supreme Court is mostly fixing its own precedents which are clearly wrong. You have to huff the glue off a bunch of law review book bindings to think that the framers went to all this trouble to create a tripartite government of distinct powers, but that they permitted Congress to create executive agencies that exercise the power of all three branches at once. The fact that we even pretend that’s constitutional is merely the result of the last time the President threatened to pack the Court to achieve political ends. (And no, the power to set the size of the Supreme Court is not meant to be used to “threaten” it to decide cases in particular ways. That’s an insane interpretation of that provision.)