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Scrutiny: noun critical observation or examination

• snozolli 2y ago
  He'll be under scrutiny, just not by anyone with any power whatsoever to stop or even meaningfully influence his behaviors.
  • zie 2y ago
    Well Congress could meaningfully influence behaviors, but it seems very unlikely unless something drastic happens.
  • nyc_data_geek1 2y ago
    Scrutiny without the ability to exert oversight, control or any modicum of restraint is... utterly useless to everyone except the historians.
    • willy_k 2y ago
      No immediate ability to exert oversight, but scrutiny can be a major factor in how things go 4 years, when the voters get to exert control.
      • jjulius 2y ago
        >... when the voters get to exert control. If*. We hope we can.