Chevron stood for the common-sense proposition that Congress and the executive branch should be the primary policymakers in Government because they are accountable to the people through the ballot box.
Joe Morelle: “Chevron stood for the common-sense proposition that Congress and the executive branch should be the primary policymakers…”
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Morelle emphasizes the importance of Congress and the executive branch in policymaking over the courts.
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