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People always like to complain about unelected (as if any were elected?) bureaucrats. The president picks the head of the FCC. Any president could have adjust
by lokar 2y ago
People always like to complain about unelected (as if any were elected?) bureaucrats.
The president picks the head of the FCC.
Any president could have adjusted the fee. This is all fully under the control of elected officials.
- lolinder 2y agoMy complaint with presidential nominees having extensive power is that it moves too much policy to hinge on a single, nationwide election. As we've seen, that can lead to extreme instability versus congressional legislation.
- lokar 2y agoTrue Also, the president only has as much power here as congress delegates. They could delegate less.