On the recordMarch 22, 2023
When you have an executive branch that abuses that authority, you don't change the authority, you change the executive.
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congress.govWhen you have an executive branch that abuses that authority, you don't change the authority, you change the executive.
Higgins emphasizes the need for electoral change in response to executive overreach.
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