“The Sixth Circuit assumed both (1) that Nancy Berryhill had already been validly appointed as an officer of the United States at the time she purportedly became acting commissioner of Social Security; and (2) that an inferior officer of the United States can be directed to serve as an acting officer in another position without a new, constitutionally compliant appointment as an officer.”
“The Telecommunications Act hands the power to tax to the Federal Communications Commission—an ‘independent’ agency that was intentionally designed to be as unaccountable to the people as possible.”
“Arthrex requires that the official making these decisions be appointed as a principal officer. Since they are not, the Task Force members are unconstitutionally appointed.”
"Federal courts within the Ninth Circuit regularly ignore traditional equitable rules when deciding whether to issue injunctive relief under the Endangered Species Act."