The Court Is Totally Wrong on Separation of Powers
The Atlantic · 9 days ago
In deciding to allow President Trump to proceed with constructing a new ballroom, which Congress has not authorized, at the White House, which Trump does not own, the U.S. Supreme Court invoked the separation of powers. But the Court got the constitutional problem precisely backwards: The…
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