They had restraint?

So 100% of the bureaucratic state will be Dem instead of 99.99999999999999999999%!

The horror.

The Dem machine (entrenched bureaucracy) has been stonewalling the current administration at every opportunity. They did so in his first term as well.

This at least gives Trump an option that didn’t previously exist…

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Posted by RIPMachoMan

Member since Jun 2011

9183 posts

Posted on 6/29/26 at 11:23 pm to Barstools

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Take it up with the founding fathers. The president always had this authority.

So this is my hesitation… when the other party has control for a term or two

Admittedly I agree with the ruling… Trump will cause disruption in a good way but my fear is the power when inevitably the left has the executive and chambers

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Posted by Taxing Authority

Houston

Member since Feb 2010

63650 posts

Posted on 6/29/26 at 11:24 pm to TBoy

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What yall don’t understand is that concentration of power in a handful of people is a recipe for corruption and abuse.

Huh? Having unelected, unaccountable, and unfirable bureaucrats *is* the very definition of concentrated power in the hands of a few. Only judges should enjoy the insulation of lifetime appointments. Regulatory agencies are not fiefdoms, nor their directors kings.

The only reason power (now) falls to the executive branch is because Congress created those agencies. Congress can (and in many cases should) end them. My guess is you'll howl if that ever happens.

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Posted by LSUbest

Coastal Plain

Member since Aug 2007

16993 posts

Posted on 6/29/26 at 11:32 pm to jimmy the leg

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You mean the president that stated that he would just appeal their decision?

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following the Supreme Court's June 2023 ruling that struck down the original $430 billion sweeping debt-cancellation plan (the Biden-Nebraska case), the Biden administration used alternative legal authorities and executive rule changes to continue forgiving targeted debt.

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