Supreme Court overturns 40-year-old Chevron decision

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[sues]

Next, we need to repeal the Patriot Act.

[LeniBats]

The Fed should be stripped of any and all power. The Fed should also be audited so we can see how they've wasted our money over the decades.

[analogueoverdigital]

Next the NFA, the Patriot act and complete overhaul of our government.

[billcarr]

Allowing the non elected parts of our government to interpret rules by the selves is scary.

[ralphsawyer]

It doesn't weaken their ability, it takes it away from them.

[biffgee]

Federal agencies should not have the power to interpret laws. The Supreme Court made the right call.

[mcgmcg]

How did it take me 2 days to hear about something this big?

[wedgeantilles]

Now the ATF is finally gonna stop harassing the public.

[markmurrell]

I’m happy that the ATF is now unhappy!

[aaronjohnston]

This will be the most influential ruling in our lifetime

[brandymocanu]

No, it stops agencies from using "their interpretations" of THE LAW!!!

[rad]

Best option, get rid of all regulations that came out since 84.

[kkrucvw]

They are all grey areas. That's why the scotus is saving us

[ramjethero]

Congress has to do their job, not to let bureaucrats make up their own laws.

[davidconley]

Not to "interpret" but to pervert the law to suit their agenda. The government should never be allowed to pervert the law without checks and balances.

[joefrederick]

Maybe 40 years ago when the best and brightest were appointed and it made sense to divert to them. But that isn’t what we have today. Instead we mostly have people who are appointed that have never worked in the real world. Lately it’s been a DEI leadership component that eliminates people that are better because they don’t check a box. The left criticizes multiple laws/rules written many years ago, but now when one they like is challenged because it is outdated, can’t have that. Until there is some bipartisan consensus this is the best thing to happen. And it works both ways. It’s not like it doesn’t apply to conservatives. The left doesn’t like it because they made it partisan years ago sneaking in activists funded by special interest and now that will effectively end since they just had their teeth pulled.

[ElleryOmur]

We investigated ourselves and found we did no wrong. That is the Chevron Doctrine in a nutshell.

[nalcon]

Big win! Unelected Adminitrative state loosing it's power over citizens and businesses.

[cyfsfwx]

YAY, about time this happened. Regulatory agencies should have never been allowed to make regulations to have the same effect as law.

[u]

Big blow to the administrative state…. And a huge win for freedom!