> In terms of realpolitik though, Congress is so deadlocked that new proposed legislation is unlikely to ever come Then we need to deal with that. Please thin

> In terms of realpolitik though, Congress is so deadlocked that new proposed legislation is unlikely to ever come Then we need to deal with that. Please think about it - if we try to subvert this system of checks and balances that we have, that subversion mechanism absolutely will be exploited by bad actors and/or the next party that gets into power. That's far worse than mere inaction while we try to straighten Congress out. The only people who want you to subvert the checks and balances are those who have not thought through this for five seconds, and those who want to take advantage of the hole you open.