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Should Congress be the Predominant Branch?

Washington, DC
Joined October 2017
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Thanks to the @FedSoc, @FedSocAI for hosting me to talk about Congressional oversight. The best hope to rein in the permanent bureaucracy is the Legislative Branch, the one closest to the people. An effective Congress = an empowered public. @GoodGovNow articleiinitiative.org/podca…
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Honored and excited that my @TAMU_Law_Review article (ssrn.com/abstract=3266068) will be the launching point for @FedSocRTP @FedSoc June 18 panel discussion @PressClubDC on "Agency Rulemaking: Unnecessary Delegation or Indispensable Assistance?" @Chapman_Law fedsoc.org/events/agency-rul…
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Following @chairmang’s address, panelists Prof. Henry Nau, Prof. Jeremy Rabkin, & @ishapiro speak. #FedSocEvents
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Jeremy Rabkin, @ishapiro, and Henry Nau talk about foreign entanglements @FedSoc #fedsocevents
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"The strength of our country…comes from the strength of our individual communities." @chairmang #FedSocEvents
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[EVENT] @chairmang addresses attendees at this afternoon’s @FedSoc luncheon in DC on American foreign policy & our founding principles. Co-sponosored by @FedSocAI & the Federalism & Separation of Powers Practice Groups. #FedSocEvents
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“There’s a small remnant of us who still believe Congress should have to authorize war.” @SenRandPauI youtu.be/VkaadidyTwk #FedSocEvents
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“Our job isn’t always about passing laws. It’s about protecting liberty.” @SenRandPauI youtu.be/VkaadidyTwk #FedSocEvents
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“Our Founding Fathers feared the concentration of power” in the few or the many. @SenRandPauI youtu.be/VkaadidyTwk #FedSocEvents
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Prof. @DavidSchoenbrod addresses @FedSocAI’s “Restoring Article I” Conference via video. #FedSocEvents
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“Politicians are elected to seek out and have tough fights.” @SenMikeLee #FedSocEvents
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“If Congress is ever going to restore its own status, it must take control back from the executive branch.” @SenMikeLee #FedSocEvents
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“You don’t have to oppose tariffs on policy grounds to see the problems with the way they are implemented.” @SenMikeLee #FedSocEvents
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“It’s no coincidence that the powers of Congress come first in the Constitution. They have all the ‘most dangerous’ powers.” @SenMikeLee #FedSocEvents
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“When you inhibit incremental change, you create large populist movements.” Dr. James Wallner of @RSI #FedSocEvents
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“When the most consequential decisions are made behind closed doors, voters are unable to hold their representatives accountable.” Dr. James Wallner of @RSI #FedSocEvents
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“I don’t think it’s possible to reform the Senate in a more majoritarian way and not ultimately end up with a politics that’s more presidentially-centered.” Dr. Matt Glassman #FedSocEvents
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“The push toward majoritarianism in the Senate belies the country we live in. There are other democratic virtues.” Dr. Matt Glassman #FedSocEvents
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“The 60 vote rule [in the Senate] has little connection to actual debate or deliberation.” Hon. Christopher DeMuth #FedSocEvents
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