A lot of this is our fault, right here, because Congress has continued to write legislation that is so subjective, and then turn the rulemaking authority over to the agencies to do.
Matt Rosendale: “A lot of this is our fault, right here, because Congress has continued to write legislation that is so subjective, and…”
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Rosendale acknowledges Congress's role in vague legislation leading to agency overreach.
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