In the Slaughter case, the Court ignored the Founders, discarded precedent, and handed the president vast new powers.
Elena Kagan
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The Shadow Knows
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In the Slaughter case, the Court ignored the Founders, discarded precedent, and handed the president vast new powers.
One day, a Democratic president could turn it into something Washington actually needs.
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