What Roman Mars Can Learn About Con Law Fishy Deep State
Aug 27, 2024
Dive into the quirky connection between Donald Trump's anti-Deep State rhetoric and the plight of the Atlantic herring. Unpack the shifting narratives around regulation, particularly the rollicking ride of the Chevron doctrine. Discover the implications of Schedule F on federal jobs and how Trump’s return might reshape bureaucracy. Explore the clash between government dysfunction and the need for competence in public health and environmental safety. Finally, navigate the complicated landscape of legal interpretations and corporate influences in federal regulation.
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Deep State Definition
- The "deep state" is a term used to describe authoritarian governments.
- Trump repurposed it to target the administrative state, appealing to certain groups.
Administrative State Explained
- The administrative state refers to federal agencies like FDA and EPA.
- These agencies create regulations, often opposed by corporate interests.
Chevron Deference
- In Chevron v. NRDC (1984), the Supreme Court sided with the EPA, allowing for more pollution.
- This ruling established "Chevron deference", giving agencies interpretive power.