Will Constitutionalism make a Comeback? Maybe. But that is not the way to bet.

[MisterVeritis]

Yes, you will be.

I see you failed to answer the question about how Ted Cruz is going to write the regulations on nuclear safety.

If you want the Executive branch to legislate propose an amendment.

[Peter1469]

As bad as the Obama-care case was, should it be followed, Congress can no longer use the Commerce Clause as a reason for most federal laws.

[MisterVeritis]

As bad as the Obama-care case was, should it be followed, Congress can no longer use the Commerce Clause as a reason for most federal laws.

Non-delegation is a different issue. All legislative power is given to the congress. It is not a shared power. And yet, today almost all the laws we live under and are subject to were written by unelected bureaucrats in Executive Branch agencies and a handful of judicial branch activists.

[MisterVeritis]

Yes, you will be.

I see you failed to answer the question about how Ted Cruz is going to write the regulations on nuclear safety.

With a very few exceptions every one of those Executive branch agencies is unconstitutional. Every garden variety progressive believes as you do.

[MisterVeritis]

Yes, you will be.

I see you failed to answer the question about how Ted Cruz is going to write the regulations on nuclear safety.

That is not my problem. My problem are people who believe the unconstitutional exercise of legislative power is acceptable.

[Peter1469]

Non-delegation is a different issue. All legislative power is given to the congress. It is not a shared power. And yet, today almost all the laws we live under and are subject to were written by unelected bureaucrats in Executive Branch agencies and a handful of judicial branch activists.

Agreed.

[Captdon]

Yes, you will be.

I see you failed to answer the question about how Ted Cruz is going to write the regulations on nuclear safety.

He doesn't have to write them.He would have to approve them.

[midcan5]

Interesting. ALEC writes much of the law today, money talks and has always.

https://www.alecexposed.org/wiki/Talk:ALEC_Exposed

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/...nvisible-hands

"Democracies have great rational and imaginative powers. They also are prone to some serious flaws in reasoning, to parochialism, haste, sloppiness, selfishness, narrowness of the spirit. Education based mainly on profitability in the global market magnifies these deficiencies, producing a greedy obtuseness and a technically trained docility that threaten the very life of democracy itself, and that certainly impede the creation of a decent world culture." Martha Nussbaum


Note: click on 'alec exposed' in link.