Row 13094

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The executive branch 3 letter agencies pass laws which govern their specific sector that they're in charge of. The EPA passes laws regarding the environment. The DEA passes laws regarding drugs. The ATF passes laws regarding firearms.

These laws that they pass aren't actually constitutional as they haven't been passed through the democratically elected members of the House of Representatives.

West Virginia vs EPA decided this. This is a significant decision as it should create precedent that no other agency can pass the laws without going through Congress.

It was Vivek Ramaswamy, who was running for president but dropped out, who was speaking about this during his run. He had plans to cut multiple agencies by half in his first month in office. Trump tried to get rid of members of these agencies but was stopped by civil service protections. Those protections don't apply to mass layoffs, which is what Ramaswamy was going to bring.

He was going to do it possibly by picking an odd or even number, and those who worked in the selected agencies with a Social Security Number ending in the chosen odd or even number, would be laid off. This would be an indiscriminant implementation of cutting away at the bureaucratic bloat or "swamp".

He's dropped out now so he obviously can't implement this plan but I think it's a plan worth discussing.

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