Thread: Supreme Court revisiting Chevron
06-13-2024, 06:48 AM
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Originally Posted By Seatard⏩
maybe so. but a shift in power from unelected bureaucrats to elected politicians is more in line with the concepts this country was founded upon. No matter how much almost all of those elected politicians suck these days.It would shift authority away from agency bureaucrats... back to congress.
Be careful what you ask for because the options could be to codify even broader authority to the agencies, or to micro manage the country with a myriad of new laws.
After a bunch of pointless bickering I'd guess we'd end up in the exact same spot as now.
Be careful what you ask for because the options could be to codify even broader authority to the agencies, or to micro manage the country with a myriad of new laws.
After a bunch of pointless bickering I'd guess we'd end up in the exact same spot as now.
06-13-2024, 08:50 AM
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06-13-2024, 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted By Kraken⏩
Are you fully prepared for the liberal screaming if Chevron win?????This is good news. As pointed out several times now, the supreme court has been on a freedom streak with rolling back decisions that they now realize were wrong decisions.
The Chevron decision enabled the federal government to massively regulate natural resources, which most of us understand should have been unconstitutional in the first place. It has allowed the climate agenda to spiral out of control. If they overturn this decision, it will be over for the climate fascists and we will see lots of competition and freedom in our market again. This means the price of energy coming down, which means the price of everything will come down, making things much more affordable, including the cost of living.
Chevron decision was actually part of a socialist revolution that the courts allowed.
https://www.politico.com/news/2023/0...hange-00094670
The Chevron decision enabled the federal government to massively regulate natural resources, which most of us understand should have been unconstitutional in the first place. It has allowed the climate agenda to spiral out of control. If they overturn this decision, it will be over for the climate fascists and we will see lots of competition and freedom in our market again. This means the price of energy coming down, which means the price of everything will come down, making things much more affordable, including the cost of living.
Chevron decision was actually part of a socialist revolution that the courts allowed.
https://www.politico.com/news/2023/0...hange-00094670
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06-13-2024, 09:56 AM
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Originally Posted By Procta⏩
From a woman that can’t even define what a woman is. Shouldn’t even be making decisions on something so importantSupreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson spells out the legal chaos that will arise when the right-wing Roberts Court overturns the 1984 Chevron doctrine, which for 40 years has allowed federal agencies to make reasonable interpretations of undefined terms in federal statutes.
government tryingto retain the power they shouldnt have to begin with
government tryingto retain the power they shouldnt have to begin with
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06-13-2024, 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted By Retoaded⏩
I agree. Just that congresswillfuk it up. More accurately, some congressional intern who writes up a law using chatgpt will fuk it up by not considering any unintended consequences.maybe so. but a shift in power from unelected bureaucrats to elected politicians is more in line with the concepts this country was founded upon. No matter how much almost all of those elected politicians suck these days.
06-13-2024, 10:02 AM
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Just to be clear - this case isn't involved with chevron company
Its a monitors for fisherman case
https://www.scotusblog.com/2023/03/s...-be-overruled/
https://www.scotusblog.com/case-file...es-v-raimondo/
Its realized to what is knows as "The Chevron doctrine" from a 1984 chevron case
Its a monitors for fisherman case
https://www.scotusblog.com/2023/03/s...-be-overruled/
https://www.scotusblog.com/case-file...es-v-raimondo/
Its realized to what is knows as "The Chevron doctrine" from a 1984 chevron case
06-28-2024, 08:58 AM
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06-28-2024, 04:01 PM
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