Gorsuch's commitment to the separation of powers as detailed in the Constitution comes at an important time.http://www.forbes.com/sites/danielfisher/2017/01/26/bureaucrats-may-be-the-losers-if-gorsuch-wins-a-seat-on-supreme-court/#373fb934460f …
According to Article I of the Constitution, only Congress can make laws, but much of that power has shifted to the Executive Branch.
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The separation of powers is always important to the protection of our rights, but it's especially so in a unified government like ours now.
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Misuse of executive orders, secrecy, politicizing judicial appointments. Issues that concern folks regardless of their views.
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Well, this is a self-inflicted injury. Cong has delegated its legislative power through Intelligible Principle doctrine.
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If Cong wants to reclaim the job of running the federal gov, they're actually going to have to do work, something I doubt they're up for.
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