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Michael A. FragosoThe Federalist |
Repealing Biden-era California waivers is an appropriate exercise of congressional powers against executive misinterpretation of the law.
Senate Republicans obviously shouldn’t outsource their legislative prerogatives to the parliamentarian.
Congress has a history of delegating its legislative power to private entities, usually with enthusiastic support from progressives. Those chickens...
The kind of clerked-for-four-justices-and-the-Pope, writes-poetry-about-calculus nominees Trump needed last time aren’t necessary politically. If...
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