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> It's not a popular opinion, but I'm pretty convinced that a few (5<=N<=10) years of administrative rulemaking being handicapped would fix Congress up pretty t
by nl 2y ago
> It's not a popular opinion, but I'm pretty convinced that a few (5<=N<=10) years of administrative rulemaking being handicapped would fix Congress up pretty thoroughly.
One party doesn't believe that government should be making laws at all though.
- lolinder 2y agoThe major parties aren't the Democrats and the Libertarians. Republican voters have plenty of policy items that they would like to become law, and Republican presidential candidates are very fond of promising them to voters and blaming Democratic obstructionism when they don't happen or get rolled back by the new administration.