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Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo is a radical reordering of the US separation of powers, says Julian Zelizer .
Zelizer: The decision consolidates the Court ’s dominance over federal agencies within the executive branch of government.
He says the six Republican justices responsible for the decision will likely come to regret Friday 's power grab.
The decision overrules a Reagan -era decision known as Chevron v. National Resources Defense Council ( 1984 ), Zelizer says.
Frida Ghitis : Chevron fell out of favor with the right in the Obama administration.
She says the Federalist Society's annual lawyers’ convention became a showcase of proposals seeking to disempower the administrative state.
Ghitis says the Supreme Court already has unchecked veto power over any agency action it deems too economically or politically significant.
David Gergen : Federal courts will soon be inundated with lawsuits forcing them to decide questions like these.
Gergen says lower court judges typically have no real expertise in these questions.
He says Loper Bright is an earthquake that reorders US law and transfers an astonishing amount of authority away from democratically accountable officials and to a Republican judiciary.
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