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Until the VERY recent Chevron ruling, that's how Congress's powers were intepreted. The Necessary and Proper Clause (or Elastic Clause) in the Constitution gra
by salynchnew 1y ago
Until the VERY recent Chevron ruling, that's how Congress's powers were intepreted.
The Necessary and Proper Clause (or Elastic Clause) in the Constitution grants (or granted, I guess) this power.
It's wild to think how Republicans used to complain about activist judges, but the current Federalist Society slate has undone at least 100+ years of precedent in the last half dozen.
- mschuster91 1y ago> It's wild to think how Republicans used to complain about activist judges, but the current Federalist Society slate has undone at least 100+ years of precedent in the last half dozen. Projection, as usual. When in opposition they act as if the Democrats were doing <insert evil thing>, so they can justify doing <evil thing> when they come topower, because it's "just a reaction".