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This is an earth shattering redefinition of governance, completely remaking what governance is. (Trump also plans to redo Schedule F, dubbing most appointees a
by jauntywundrkind 2y ago
This is an earth shattering redefinition of governance, completely remaking what governance is.
(Trump also plans to redo Schedule F, dubbing most appointees as political, and thus capable of being fired at will.)
The attempt to normalize & justify a massive rebuilding of our government like this is mind blowing. Shame on the many many many comments pretending like this is ok, like it's fine that we don't let agencies do anything at all, that ever single bit of the law has to be passed by Congress directly, without any delegation whatsoever. Congress does not have that capacity! It's impossible to imagine.
The Supreme Court had to throw on a "oh but pretty please don't use this to dismantle everything we have, respect stare decsis — that this is how we've governed in practice forever, through delegation." The new way is something entirely new.
These radicals are de-governing this nation, are tearing down the ability to do anything. This is a day of true horrors.
- kllrnohj 2y agoReading the comments it's pretty clear that propaganda has been extremely successful. There's so many just completely wrong takes on both what Chevron was and what the result of this ruling is.
- friend_and_foe 2y agoShame? Shame? People genuinely disagree with living under an administrative state comprised of unelected career bureaucrats coming and going through a revolving door to the corporations they regulate as they please. Isn't a complete remaking of the administrative state a progressive cause? I thought the goal of democracy was living in a system administered by those we elect?