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In response to "weird how the GOP has no qualms about exercising its congressional authority in a maximalist way when they get the signal from Roberts' goons -- (link)" by hollywood big shot

This was a huge argument with the republican brain trust (Lauren Boebert) yesterday. She was in a hearing (I think with the EPA, but don't remember

Posted by pmb (aka pmb) Jul 12 '24, 10:59

for sure), demanding to know what regulations they are cutting as required by the SC. He kept responding (correctly) that they didn't demand any be eliminated. Then Dan Goldman (correctly) explained that the SC basically said they get to decide which regulations go beyond the mandate of the legislation, but they don't identify which ones. So someone will have to bring lawsuits challenging specific regulations and then the courts will have to decide. Can't wait for a completely overrun judiciary. They're going to have to triple the number of federal judges.

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they'll bring them all in the Texas district courts which will set up a rocket docket to the Fifth Cir/SCOTUS for rubber stamping -- nm - hollywood big shot Jul 12, 11:10 4
- Interestingly, not sure I can find the article, but the SC was looking to put new rules in place to prevent the forum shopping for national issues for - pmb Jul 12, 11:16 2
  - and they sent 5th Cir a "quit it" message with a couple opinions this term but i'm skeptical they will actually quit it anytime soon -- nm - hollywood big shot Jul 12, 11:19
  - I guess they should have thought of that before -- nm - Pippy 🇨🇦 Jul 12, 11:17
- to wit -- (link) - hollywood big shot Jul 12, 11:13

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