Brick by Brick, Courts Build a Roadblock Against Biden's Administrative State

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : In a case that closely parallels West Virginia v. EPA, the SEC issued a directive that all listed companies must provide audited reports on the greenhouse gas emissions of their operations, as well as those of their suppliers and customers.
51% : Regarding the ATF and gun control measures, a June poll by NPR/Ipsos found that, while most gun owners said they would accept universal background checks, they "harbored a deep distrust of government."
49% : As the Biden administration reels from a string of recent legal defeats, political analysts hail the U.S. Supreme Court's latest ruling, West Virginia v. EPA, as but one component of a new, broad-based approach that the courts are taking to halt a century-long effort by progressives to empower the administrative state and rule Americans by bureaucratic decree.
48% : "Some of those lawsuits will eventually make it to the Supreme Court, but a lot of them may be dealt with at lower court level simply because people can now point to the precedent that was set in West Virginia v. EPA."
40% : In the case of West Virginia v. EPA, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) attempted to force America's electric utilities to switch from fossil fuels to wind and solar.

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