The Chevron decision is very much in keeping with the right’s rejection of expertise. www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...
In rejecting the decades-long practice of deferring to government agencies, the conservative court gave the right a huge win in its push to sideline experts.
I actually think it's more of that than a 1980s deregulatory thing. Roberts' analogy to rules in a local zoo was a mind-bending oversimplification of how complex public health statutes
Yet another example of SCOTUS legislating from the bench.
Science denial, expertise denial, kings in their own mind, not intellectuals or critical thinkers, just like Trump.
The dawn of a whole new era of Doing Your Own Research.
It meshes with the rise of AI. GenAI is what ceos want to use to replace expertise in their businesses. Why hire writers? You can just use AI!
Every Rightie that I know thinks that the problems of the country and the world are all simple with simple solutions. If you try to nail them down on one of them you will get some simple gibberish and when challenged by some logic they turn into Jackie Gleason - humina humina humina.