Like… y’all, Loper Bright was a bad decision that’s going to dramatically hamper what regulatory agencies are able to do and fuck up a lot of things.
But it fucks things up in a way that just can’t be described as “courts now make the regulations”.
I need a term for “I understand and agree with the prevailing sentiment that this is bad but the phrasing of why it’s bad by a lot of people is bullshit”
Yeah, it's sorta weird to me that people keep interpreting the end of chevron as though SC adopted the non-delegation doctrine. Agencies can still write regulations. I'm just wondering if I'm missing something.
