The emergency law that lets presidents play dictator with the economy whenever they declare a national emergency that conveniently lasts forever.
The emergency law that lets presidents play dictator with the economy whenever they declare a national emergency that conveniently lasts forever.
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The reason sanctions stick around for decades—once declared, the emergency never ends unless the president decides to end it.
The emergency power that started as a reform to limit executive overreach and became the executive’s favorite way to overreach.
The tool that turns economic policy into unilateral executive fiat while lawmakers nod along and call it “bipartisan foreign policy.”