SCOTUS Decision of West Virginia vs EPA could be monumental!

[BerettaGuy]

The Supreme Court could end dictatorial powers of agencies, bureaus, Departments, and potentates of the Federal Government.
This decision could pale in comparison to Roe or NYSPRA.
It would give some actual freedom back to the people in the so-called land of the free.
Say goodbye to mandates - emergency orders from EPA - CDC - FDA - DHS - and countless other unelected officials.

Could be monumental, or the end of the land of the free.

Bureaucratic Law is not Law!

One more blockbuster Supreme Court decision could still be coming even after Friday's abortion ruling

The Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade was a monumental moment in the history of the high court. But another major decision may still be coming.

www.foxnews.com

 

[Phazer]

It is way past time for lawmaking powers to return exclusively to elected legislators.

No more "rules and regulations" created by faceless unelected usurpers that have the force of law.

Any legislators that wish to surrender their constitutional law-making power and authority to elements of the executive branch should be immediately expelled from congress.

If congress feels the need for "agencies" to essentially make laws because it makes things "more efficient," tough...work longer hours. Or, perhaps, prioritize your time on important things and leave the rest of us alone.

 

[prambo]

Hopefully SCROTUM will rule against the bureaucracy.

However, as with all the recent decisions, enforcement will be the problem.

The fUSA is no longer a nation of laws...it's ruled by a mob that's never been held to account.

Doubt Zhou Bia-Den will be sending in the 101st Airborne to clear the bureaucrats from their offices, as Eisenhower did in 1954 after Brown vs. Board of Education. That was done with an EO.

Don't think any decision made against the interests of the "elites" will ever be enforced again by such actions.

 

[Jmac00]

fauci is about to shit his pants, his "power" will be eliminated altogether.

 

[Grimscale]

fauci is about to shit his pants, his "power" will be eliminated altogether.

Not just farci.
THe ATF is about to lose their powers as well.

 

[Cooolone]

Agreed, the expansion of powers taken by decree and policy, EO's and ridiculous overzealous acronym agencies has been unprecedented and pretty much reduces the Legislative branch of Gov't to nothing more than a runner stamp machine.

These politicans should work for their $... It's high tide for them to learn to swim!

 

[Phazer]

Agreed, the expansion of powers taken by decree and policy, EO's and ridiculous overzealous acronym agencies has been unprecedented and pretty much reduces the Legislative branch of Gov't to nothing more than a runner stamp machine.

These politicans should work for their $... It's high tide for them to learn to swim!

What is amazing is that the founders always figured that each branch of government would "jealously guard" their individual powers. Over the past century, the legislative branch has gradually ceded their powers to the executive branch.

 

[Celt]

The Supreme Court could end dictatorial powers of agencies, bureaus, Departments, and potentates of the Federal Government.
This decision could pale in comparison to Roe or NYSPRA.
It would give some actual freedom back to the people in the so-called land of the free.
Say goodbye to mandates - emergency orders from EPA - CDC - FDA - DHS - and countless other unelected officials.

Could be monumental, or the end of the land of the free.

Bureaucratic Law is not Law!

One more blockbuster Supreme Court decision could still be coming even after Friday's abortion ruling

The Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade was a monumental moment in the history of the high court. But another major decision may still be coming.

www.foxnews.com

If it's everything you're saying it could be this would be outstanding news. It could be a great time for gaining back a number of freedoms that were long overdue. Couple this with taking back the house and the Senate this fall and we could be well on our way to fixing this country.

 

[spat]

Hopefully SCROTUM will rule against the bureaucracy.

However, as with all the recent decisions, enforcement will be the problem.

The fUSA is no longer a nation of laws...it's ruled by a mob that's never been held to account.

Doubt Zhou Bia-Den will be sending in the 101st Airborne to clear the bureaucrats from their offices, as Eisenhower did in 1954 after Brown vs. Board of Education. That was done with an EO.

Don't think any decision made against the interests of the "elites" will ever be enforced again by such actions.

The bureaucrats will still exist.

It's just that their edicts won't have the force of law until they are ratified by the legislature and signed by the president.

Forcing elected officials to sign off on everything will return a small measure of control back to the people where it belongs.

Very small measure, but a step in the right direction.

 

[DoOver]

 

[ArmedCorgi]

What is amazing is that the founders always figured that each branch of government would "jealously guard" their individual powers. Over the past century, the legislative branch has gradually ceded their powers to the executive branch.

Corruption and laziness go hand in hand.

 

[ArmedCorgi]

It's high time that regulatory "ABC" agencies with ZERO Constitutional recognition or authority get a judiciary boot in their mouths.

 

[Jmac00]

If it's everything you're saying it could be this would be outstanding news. It could be a great time for gaining back a number of freedoms that were long overdue. Couple this with taking back the house and the Senate this fall and we could be well on our way to fixing this country.

you're assuming the GOP has grown a spine

 

[Celt]

you're assuming the GOP has grown a spine

Ha, my post may seem that way but I am under no illusions that 50% or more of the so called Republicans are playing for the other team. Although I do believe that the steam rolling of our freedoms will slow down drastically by getting lefties out of their seats.

 

[Grimscale]

Although I do believe that the steam rolling of our freedoms will slow down drastically by getting lefties out of their seats.

Somehow, even after mandating masks, mandating shots, tromping on our Rights, laughing at our misery, heil hochul was still able to get 65%+ of the Primary votes with a total greater than ALL of the Republican primary votes combined.
There are very few ways left to get them out of their seats, and only one or two are "legal".

 

[Celt]

Somehow, even after mandating masks, mandating shots, tromping on our Rights, laughing at our misery, heil hochul was still able to get 65%+ of the Primary votes with a total greater than ALL of the Republican primary votes combined.
There are very few ways left to get them out of their seats, and only one or two are "legal".

Yeah, in places like NY, Ca, Mass, and some other leftist hell holes things are less optimistic. Those of us stuck in leftists states wont enjoy the same freedoms as others will, but on a federal level we have more hope to save the idea of "America".

 

[BerettaGuy]

"But it is not plausible that Congress gave EPA the authority to adopt on its own such a regulatory scheme. ... A decision of such magnitude and consequence rests with Congress itself, or an agency acting pursuant to a clear delegation from that representative body.”

Supreme Court rules for coal-producing states, limits EPA's power to fight climate change

Ruling in favor of coal-producing states, Supreme Court says Congress, not the EPA, has the authority to make decisions on fighting climate change.

www.latimes.com

 

[nobody]

I haven't read it all, but it indeed looks like a good smack to Chevron.