Suppose a president was elected that you voted for, that you agreed with was blocked by one of his employees... are you really trusting the hiring process of one of his predecessors?
> you could say that congress has delegated "judicial and legislative" powers to the executive, whose will is embodied in a democratically elected president.
Bullshit. No, you cannot say that. “The non-delegation doctrine is a constitutional principle that Congress cannot delegate its legislative powers to another branch of government or to private entities.”
You get two downvotes for lies, one for each post.
We are ruling by imagination now?
> you could say that congress has delegated "judicial and legislative" powers to the executive, whose will is embodied in a democratically elected president.
Bullshit. No, you cannot say that. “The non-delegation doctrine is a constitutional principle that Congress cannot delegate its legislative powers to another branch of government or to private entities.”
You get two downvotes for lies, one for each post.