Sooner or later, an administration was going to decide they just don't care about the rule of law, don't care what the courts decide, and push the boundaries to see what they could get away with.
No way the FFs could have prevented this by institutional design -- nothing they could have done if they had thought of the danger. The executive has always had the potential to defy the courts -- up to now, the system depended on their not daring to. Not even FDR dared.
No way the FFs could have prevented this by institutional design -- nothing they could have done if they had thought of the danger. The executive has always had the potential to defy the courts -- up to now, the system depended on their not daring to. Not even FDR dared.
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