Recess Appointments and Political Consequences

This chapter explores the constitutional power of recess appointments and its historical context, particularly in light of the 2014 Supreme Court case, Noel Canning. It discusses the implications of potential nominations, emphasizing the tensions between executive power and political maneuvering, with a specific focus on Matt Gaetz's controversial candidacy for attorney general. The speakers analyze the broader ramifications for future political appointments, the ethical dilemmas faced, and the importance of maintaining constitutional integrity within the government.