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> It is relevant, because you require expertise to make rules. No. In a democratic republic, you require the consent of the governed to make rules, not experti
by flanked-evergl 2y ago
> It is relevant, because you require expertise to make rules.
No. In a democratic republic, you require the consent of the governed to make rules, not expertise.
- nativeit 2y agoI suppose it’s a good thing we elected the person who appointed the heads of federal agencies. You’re moving the goal posts.
- flanked-evergl 2y agoThe executive has no authority to legislate.