The correct response to Chevron being overturned is for every single environmental group to start filing millions of lawsuits, right now, today, arguing that various regulatory decisions didn't go far enough.
Absolutely flood the zone.
This isn't a party leadership thing, though, this is just advocacy groups taking the *obvious and correct path* under the current regulatory scheme that *the conservative majority insists is the fair way to play*.
Fun part about this approach is that every elected Democratic official can ruefully shake their head at a reporter and say, "Regrettably, I believe a functional regulatory state is something we should have, but our friends across the aisle disagree, so..."
“Jane Johnson believes government should strangle small business with regulations. Vote Tim Whiteguy for a country that encourages business by cutting red tape.”
“Gosh, Mr. Reporter, isn’t this what conservatives wanted when the 5th circuit became a rubber stamp for end runs? If that’s the way we have to function since SCOTUS denied us a strong executive agency, then I guess judges better get comfortable seats for long seasons... hm who approp’s for that?”
