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> In this case we’re talking about the Air Force, so yes congress would need to intervene. Well obviously not, the Air Force is under the command of the electe
by AnthonyMouse 2y ago
> In this case we’re talking about the Air Force, so yes congress would need to intervene.
Well obviously not, the Air Force is under the command of the elected head of the executive branch. All you would need is for the President to tell them to do otherwise.
Which kind of implies that the whole thing is a political act to make headlines before the election. Otherwise why is the Air Force challenging the interpretation of their own administration's EPA?
- ensignavenger 2y agoExactly this. If the Cheof Executive and Commander in Cheof wanted the Air Force to clean up the PFAS, an Executive Order, or in other words, a command from the Commander, would be more than sufficient.