Congress has ceded its lawmaking authority to a group of men and women who are neither elected by the American people nor held accountable to them.
Mark Levin recently hosted an expert on this bureaucratic mess, and he explained how The Swamp is a direct attack on the rule of law.
"When Congress delegates laws to bureaucracies, it's no longer deliberating," said Professor John Marini. "It's no longer doing what lawmaking was intended to do, which is public deliberation about how the laws are going to be made for the people. That's what public reasoning is.
"And for Congress to give that up is a terrible thing for a democracy. Because then, the specialized bodies use expert authority to make rules, and you have no real rule of law that is established by the lawmaking body."
Check out the segment below!
If we want to address this crisis, we need to get at the root of the problem: the bad SCOTUS decisions that have allowed Congress to cede its authority to the bureaucratic state.
Congress will never reverse course, which is why the people need to rise up and call the first-ever Article V Convention of States.
A Convention of States is held under Article V of the Constitution and has the power to propose constitutional amendments. These amendments can reassert the founding principle that the only group able to make laws are those elected by the people of the United States.
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