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Boom. There goes a lot of the administrative state in one shot.

A bad decision. You simply cannot administer the vast and complex modern US government without delegating rule-making to agencies. The laws are passed by Congress, but they are in no way capable of handling all the detailed rule making necessary to implement those laws.

This ain't the wild west. To think we can have a decent country to live in without reasonable rules and regulations is nonsense. This RW Supreme Court is setting our country back...way back.

Oh, but the courts are going to adjudicate this mess? Ridiculous.

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