Supreme Court Rules against EPA having regulation of green house emissions

[GMDino]

(07-06-2022, 10:26 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: I agree with your take, here, but I have to say that the fault doesn't just lie with these agencies. The fault also lies with a Congress that doesn't do its job. What should happen, how our system is supposed to work, is that if an agency acts in a way that is not aligned with the authority granted to them, they get dragged into the halls of the Capitol to answer for their actions. This doesn't happen as much as it should because we have sycophantic Congresses that are afraid to buck their party when they have the White House. It's a mess.

Now with this SCOTUS precedent instead of corrective actions against rogue agencies we have a sweeping ruling that has a potential to really tear down the inner workings of our government.

I watched "Unfit" last night.  Tearing down the inner workings of our government is a goal for those who would love nothing more than a more authoritarian government.  Their party, of course.