But it supports your idea that "we never really tried neoliberalism"!😜

My book in progress shows inflation was disconnected from consumer sentiment under Biden to a ridiculous degree. Republicans drove down sentiment, the media did too, independents too. Had consumer sentiment reflected the actual economy to usual extent, Harris wins by 4 points.

Under Gorsuch's line of argument, any law that lacks a sunset clause could violate the non-delegation doctrine. That's a lot of laws!

Alito ribbed the plaintiff's attorney - Obama's former solicitor general - for helping cement anti-regulatory doctrines.

Lowenfeld, like other witnesses, warned that Congress should fix the mess created by the Nixon tariff, Yoshida, etc, and they pointedly refused to do so. Here's the relevant part of his testimony.

Nope. Lowenfeld makes a passing comment speculating that it maybe was a legally useful post facto rationalization, but the common understanding was that the tariffs were ultimately justified under TWEA.

Yep, the appendix to my report goes into that at a level of pedantic detail that my editors hated me for.