There have been several postings recently regarding the power of Congress to revoke the tariff powers FFOTUS has been using to cause chaos.
In the recent SCOTUS case of Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo the court said (in a nutshell) that Congress may not delegate legislative authority to administrative (executive branch) agencies. SCOTUS said that Congress must, itself, make those legislative choices. #CHEVRONDEFERENCE
Well, FFOTUS' mad tariff games are exactly that kind of legislative power that Congress has, over the years, handed over to the executive branch.
So why is the Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo not being raised to argue that those delegations by Congress to the executive over national emergencies and tariffs are improper and that those decisions may not be made by the executive and must be made only by Congress?
