Warren Bill Would Overturn Supreme Court Decision Gutting Federal Agency Power.

For anyone curious, this bill is fighting against the conservative SCOTUS decision that basically said fossil fuel and other companies don't have to listen to the EPA or follow environmental regulations if the company has a "reasonable"(undefined) argument against said regulation.

So this law should get made. Get made good.

Can you imagine a full majority blue government again? Last time we got health care light, who knows what we might get a little of this time?

Great, now do Citizens United, Trump v US, Roe and maybe try Dred Scott again but where corporations don’t have all the same rights as people and can’t be criminally prosecuted.

Let's fucking go!

The courts kind of already denying the authority of the legislature on this. These agencies were created and given authority by congress already.

Out of curiosity, what would stop SCOTUS being like "Nah, this law goes against the constitution"?

It's my understanding that SCOTUS has the power to repeal laws. Wouldn't the only real way to codify would to put it in the constitution?

... Are we suddenly going to start fighting the supreme Court? Finally? Finally?

Approved.

At this point in time it isn't enough. Republicans and the conservative justices will find whatever loopholes there are. They need to be advocating to change the role of the Supreme Court to an advisory agency only, where they have no decision-making powers.