Doge Staff Stop Using Slack as Agency Transitions to System Not Subject to FOIA

Re:Doge Staff Stop Using Slack as Agency Transitions to Syst... by skissane on Wednesday February 05, 2025 @06:41PM (#42956992)

It is different though.

There are law journal articles debating whether the Impoundment Control Act is constitutional. And that isn’t a new thing, here’s one from 1990: https://heinonline.org/HOL/LandingPage?handle=hein.journals/...

There’s a big difference between a law for which there have been longstanding serious scholarly objections to its constitutionality, and a law whose constitutionality has never been questioned in any serious forum

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Re:Doge Staff Stop Using Slack as Agency Transitions to Syst... by llamaimperative on Wednesday February 05, 2025 @08:46PM (#42957956)

Really? Because SCOTUS actually ruled the President very well might be immune from any criminal repercussions from mowing down civilians from a helicopter-mounted machine gun.

Seems like there’s at least “a debate” to be had.

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