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There has always been judicial review in cases where some affected party felt that administrators of an agency went beyond the mandate. This has been the norm
by skhunted 2y ago
There has always been judicial review in cases where some affected party felt that administrators of an agency went beyond the mandate. This has been the norm for many decades now. The Supreme court legalized foreign money to use in election campaigns with Citizens United. It has gutted voting rights by allowing thousands of polling stations to be closed. You can easily guess where those polling closures mostly have occurred. A few days ago it effectively legalized bribing government officials. It has taken away rights of women, convicts, and now the ability of government agencies to carry out their mandates.
There are major power imbalances in the country and it is not sustainable. The path we are on leads to a breakup of the country or a rewriting of the Constitution. The status quo is not sustainable.