…the regulation of demand? Let me begin with an example. In the years 1981 through 1984, I served first as Executive Director of the Joint Economic Committee under Chairman Henry…

…managed to use their control of corporate boards to push up executive compensation. Since corporate boards are largely made up of corporate executives, a decision to raise the salary of…

…to treat constitutional violations by state courts the same as it treated constitutional violations by state legislatures ( in, say, enacting an unconstitutional statute) or by the state’s executive branch….

…Executive Officer, Citadel, LLC [wealth =$3.7 billion]; Tony W. Hunter, Chief Executive Officer, Tribune Publishing Company Valerie B. Jarrett, Senior Advisor to the President, White House; Paul V. La Schiazza,…

…cronies captured by a company’s senior executive management. We see the result in ballooning CEO pay that defies reality or common sense. While the salaries of postal executives have been…

…produce the consumer benefits that flow from robust competition. Instead, the benefits are sucked up by a handful of executives and large investors, and their lobbying remains focused on protecting…

…and its high degree of independence from the executive branch. None of these approaches is better than delegating contracting authority to a competent, well-led executive branch. But that is not…

Why the hell would I go back to 2019 and cite a Nancy Altman complaint about Trump’s Executive Order? Some Introduction There were already issues with Medicare Advantage in $billions…

…to prosecute will not create a danger of intrusion on the authority and functions of the Executive Branch. The Court calls this the “Twilight Zone” of official acts, which includes…

…Brendan Fischer, Deputy Executive Director of Documented, an investigative watchdog and journalism project. The Progress 2028 manifesto draws clear parallels to Project 2025, a controversial blueprint for restructuring the executive branch under…