The Cato Handbook on Executive Orders and Presidential Directives can help
Agreed with you Alex. I am concerned that Congress had steadily delagated more power to the President.
Most recently, the “tiktok ban” gave the President the power to ban apps/websites and allowed him to keep the reason for the ban classified.
This would have been an unthinkable affront to American freedom a decade ago. Yet we heard hardly a whimper in protest.
I’m delighted to find the handbook on recommendations. The use EO is out of control.
I published this article to express my opinion on the matter: https://open.substack.com/pub/commonsensepapers/p/im-the-president-and-this-is-my-administrative?r=23hks8&utm_medium=ios
Good work!
‘President Bill Clinton's adviser, Paul Begala, blithely described the process and power of modern EOs as a "Stroke of the pen. Law of the land. Kind of cool." If only he were wrong.’
Why do presume presidents will only continue to gain more power?
Agreed with you Alex. I am concerned that Congress had steadily delagated more power to the President.
Most recently, the “tiktok ban” gave the President the power to ban apps/websites and allowed him to keep the reason for the ban classified.
This would have been an unthinkable affront to American freedom a decade ago. Yet we heard hardly a whimper in protest.
I’m delighted to find the handbook on recommendations. The use EO is out of control.
I published this article to express my opinion on the matter: https://open.substack.com/pub/commonsensepapers/p/im-the-president-and-this-is-my-administrative?r=23hks8&utm_medium=ios
Good work!
‘President Bill Clinton's adviser, Paul Begala, blithely described the process and power of modern EOs as a "Stroke of the pen. Law of the land. Kind of cool." If only he were wrong.’
Why do presume presidents will only continue to gain more power?