2026-09-22 03:21 UTC
I am troubled by the precedent that would be set if an outgoing administration agreed with the Legislature to erode the executive authority of an incoming Governor based on their shared policy preferences, regardless of how righteous and well-intended those actions may be.”
His reasoning makes sense at least. Didn’t michigan or Wisconsin do the same thing? It was clear a Democrat was gonna take over for a republican as governor, so they quickly passed a bunch of bills stepping power from the governor.
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@Sunflier@lemmy.world 2026-09-22 03:37
so they quickly passed a bunch of bills stepping power from the governor. That happens more than you’d think, but at least having to do that first might let a few more people squeeze in services and then be protected by ex post facto.