It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
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… of the - 12791 The FEC, however, is one of the few federal agencies with independent litigating authority.!° The FEC’s lawyers represent the agency in … - page 864
… 12792 In recent years, the FEC has failed to defend itself against litigation filed by political allies of certain Democrat … commissioners. It takes four votes to authorize the general counsel of the FEC to defend a lawsuit filed against … - page 864
… involved enforcement matters in which the commissioners disagreed on whether a violation of the law had occurred. Accordingly, the final votes of the commissioners did not approve moving forward with enforcement because there were not four … - page 864
… attorney - 12794 • The President should direct the attorney general to defend the FEC in all litigation when there is a failure of the commissioners to authorize the general counsel of the agency to defend it. No legislation … - page 864
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