The idea that stuck out to me is even if you repeal chevron deference and argue congress should be making laws like it’s supposed to, the outcome will be vague laws which then get interpreted by the courts, pushing the real legislation from administration technocrats that might at least be subject matter experts in the best case to unelected judges that probably don’t know anything.

The symbolic idea of who holds power and who actually holds power in practice are not the same.

There’s also the bit that doge is constrained in ways that make success unlikely (which has now been proved out).