I mean, I think the courts need to be stronger vis-a-vis the presidency. I'm not sure that the bureaucracy is empowered with a weaker presidency.
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Good Lord.
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Like the Intelligence Agencies maybe?
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We’d probably end up with someone like Robert Moses running our FoPo via a Commission he controlled
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Congress taking power back would be risky for people looking for a lifelong congressional career. They’d have to take stands on things and actually propose solutions rather than complain about problems and those solutions might shorten their career. Gross
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Also, Congress is a bunch of evil grifters too.
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And this just makes the blame game even worse. Not only does a weak presidency yield a stronger administrative state, it then makes any real accountability that much more elusive, since it's all but impossible to know just who is doing, & therefore responsible for, what. 1/
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2/ But as w/any political power, there is "good strong" & "bad strong." Good strong is power exercised in ways that allow the people to see what's being done so they can hold politicians accountable. Bad strong is of course the opposite.
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That's a bad idea I had not considered.
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Exactly. These fights only go one way (politically speaking) - empower an inherently left-leaning bureaucracy and leftist political-legal establishment.
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