Bannon posted a New York Post story from yesterday (January 14th) titled "Supreme Court poised to end ‘constitutional revolution’ that’s marred US governance for 40 years."
"Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, from the District of Columbia Circuit, and Relentless v. Department of Commerce, from the First Circuit, are now before the cour…
Bannon posted a New York Post story from yesterday (January 14th) titled "Supreme Court poised to end ‘constitutional revolution’ that’s marred US governance for 40 years."
"Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, from the District of Columbia Circuit, and Relentless v. Department of Commerce, from the First Circuit, are now before the court."
My layman's understanding here is these two cases before the court are challenges to "Chevron Deference," a subject previously touched upon by Dr. Malone. Surely it would be wonderful to see executive branch rule by fiat trimmed back, with rule making authority returned to the Article I (legislative) branch. COVID-19 has shined a bright light on unelected executive branch bureaucracy as tyranny.
Still, of course, we would not be out of the woods yet with power returned to Congress. I have seen legislation and committee discussion of digital IDs. But at least constituents have a better chance of registering their displeasure with their reps and senators than with faceless bureaucrats in an insular executive branch community.
A great advance forward for freedom and common sense would be to repeal all legislation and court decisions that have allowed Corporations to be Persons. That would put culpability right back in the personal laps of whom it belongs, the operators and shareholders of the corporations. Its origination was a grave mistake for citizenry and a gigantic win for the puppet masters.
Bannon posted a New York Post story from yesterday (January 14th) titled "Supreme Court poised to end ‘constitutional revolution’ that’s marred US governance for 40 years."
"Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, from the District of Columbia Circuit, and Relentless v. Department of Commerce, from the First Circuit, are now before the court."
My layman's understanding here is these two cases before the court are challenges to "Chevron Deference," a subject previously touched upon by Dr. Malone. Surely it would be wonderful to see executive branch rule by fiat trimmed back, with rule making authority returned to the Article I (legislative) branch. COVID-19 has shined a bright light on unelected executive branch bureaucracy as tyranny.
Still, of course, we would not be out of the woods yet with power returned to Congress. I have seen legislation and committee discussion of digital IDs. But at least constituents have a better chance of registering their displeasure with their reps and senators than with faceless bureaucrats in an insular executive branch community.
A great advance forward for freedom and common sense would be to repeal all legislation and court decisions that have allowed Corporations to be Persons. That would put culpability right back in the personal laps of whom it belongs, the operators and shareholders of the corporations. Its origination was a grave mistake for citizenry and a gigantic win for the puppet masters.