DOJ Will Appeal Obama Judge's Inevitable Ruling That Trump Can't Fire Special Counsel | National Review

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

41% : As Rich and I discussed on the podcast last week, Judge Jackson, an Obama appointee, is a doctrinaire defender of the administrative state.
39% : She argues, for example, that the statute's three grounds for presidential removal of the special are broad and cover all potentially worthy reasons for firing an official who wields executive authority; Trump, she counters, wants to be able to fire "on a whim or out of personal animus."
38% : It is just precious to read Jackson's odes to independence and non-political enforcement.
12% : President Trump, however, fired Dellinger -- or tried to -- for no cause; he simply (and as a constitutional matter, appropriately) wants to replace the Biden appointee with his own appointee.

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