At the Liberty Law Blog, I have been writing a series of posts on ways of limiting executive regulatory authority that are desirable and that might actually be enacted. While it is not exactly originalism, I thought some readers might be interested in these posts:
1. Congressional Reforms of Excessive Executive Power: Can They Be Enacted?
2. Reforming Regulation: Nondelegation and the REINS Act.
3. Reforming Regulation: Eliminating Chevron Deference and Constraining Guidances
4. Reforming Regulation: Internal Constraints on Agencies
5. Reforming Regulation: Article III Administrative Judges and More Radical Changes
The concern among people on the right about executive power has grown mightily during the Obama years. For what it is worth, while my own views have moved a bit over the years, I always favored eliminating Chevron, enforcing the nondelegation doctrine, and having Article III Administrative Judges.
Posted at 9:00 AM