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What law exactly, though. If a president wants some IT work done, they should in theory be able to delegate to an arbitrary contractor. And that contractor co
by foobarian 2y ago
What law exactly, though. If a president wants some IT work done, they should in theory be able to delegate to an arbitrary contractor. And that contractor could be empowered to implement the executive's dictates.
- mullingitover 2y agoTitle 18 of the United States Code, Section 202(a). As a Special Government Employee he's not allowed to work more than 180 days out of 365 (and this > they should in theory be able to delegate to an arbitrary contractor Nothing stopping them, as long as they're able to follow 41 U.S. Code § 2303 regarding conflicts of interest. I know it's controversial right now, but I'm going to come out and say it: corruption is bad. We shouldn't be allowing companies to run amok and capture their regulators. That's putting unelected corporations in power over the people, which will not end well.