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=====The Supreme Court is Ready to Revive a policy to Make Most of Government Unconstitutional===== | |||
[https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2020/12/3/1999711/-The-Supreme-Court-is-ready-to-revive-a-policy-to-make-most-of-the-government-unconstitutional] | |||
In 2019, four conservative members joined a dissent authored by Neil Gorsuch, who wrote that “the court should revive the dormant nondelegation doctrine.” Samuel Alito authored a separate opinion that also praised the nondelegation doctrine, and wished for an opportunity to make that clear in a case that was not about expanding prosecution of sex offenders. Since then both Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett have joined the nondelegation chorus. | |||
=====Our generation will either renew democracy -- or lose it forever===== | =====Our generation will either renew democracy -- or lose it forever===== | ||
