"He doesn't like federal overreach, especially executive overreach," Bricken said.
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If it can overreach like this, in a relatively small matter, it will soon overreach in ways that damage Saudi Arabia both regionally and permanently.
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It would be a complete overreach to make impeachment the issue, it would be an overreach to impeach unless there is something really there to impeach about.
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Problems in the press may get harder to have a frank discussion, dysfunction in Congress opens the way for executive overreach, executive overreach makes way for judicial activism, etc.
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The economic fundamentals in 2012 favored Obama, and voters may have understood that with Congress in Republican hands, conservative overreach was more of a practical worry than liberal overreach.
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The Republicans have very Republican reasons: They want to avoid federal overreach — and the government coming in and taking their land, using eminent domain for the border, is the definition of federal overreach.
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From an institutional standpoint, it would look like an overreach.
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Growing "law and order" rhetoric can lead to surveillance overreach.
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Where do we draw that line between overreach and isolationism?
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In rescinding it, DeVos said she was correcting federal overreach.
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But the RNC wasn't only defined by classic Republican overreach.
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Military and executive overreach are as American as apple pie.
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Many conservatives condemn this as federal overreach, or even fascism.
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"The Department of Justice cannot defend this overreach," Sessions said.
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The whole exercise was a spectacularly foolhardy act of overreach.
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Judicial overreach in Madrid will not conceal that for long.
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But critics call it an overreach that's hard to enforce.
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Conservatives consider the law the very embodiment of government overreach.
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Tech companies have complained about government overreach in similar cases.
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This is an overreach, and an abuse of Congressional power.
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Watch for a common Trump theme to solidify: partisan overreach.
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But this kind of overreach could have even broader consequences.
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This would be considered overreach into business practices by Republicans.
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If that sounds like familiar overreach, it's because it is.
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Opponents cast the restrictions as governmental overreach into personal choices.
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Mr. Trump said the decision was about reducing federal overreach.
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He has described the proposed designation as federal government overreach.
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It's sensible to be wary of acquisitions and potential overreach.
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For years, Republicans decried executive overreach by President Barack Obama.
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Obama's executive order also represented the worst of executive overreach.
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"The Democrats have to be careful of overreach," he said.
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"With a president who seems to want to overreach in terms of his power, Kavanaugh, of the list of 25, was the one who is most willing to allow the president to overreach," Schumer said.
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" Trump called the court actions blocking his orders "unprecedented judicial overreach.
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The previous administration threatened to derail this progress through regulatory overreach.
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These names resonate with the artist's indictment of Big Tech's overreach.
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" And he described President Obama's efforts to regulate emissions as "overreach.
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Under Obama, Republicans were forever crying "executive overreach" and impending tyranny.
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Republicans call that law a government overreach into the healthcare system.
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The only vulnerability of power is the extent of its overreach.
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Such law enforcement overreach is by no means an outlandish scenario.
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His stump speech rails on federal government overreach and high taxes.
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HAHN: ... with this overreach to make impeachment the issue this year.
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Republicans assailed the order as a gross overreach of executive authority.
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Critics also said this decision could be seen as government overreach.
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But Republicans over the years have characterized it as an overreach.
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McGregor's best lefts land as he convinces his opponent to overreach.
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As such, this pattern of executive abuse and overreach cannot continue.
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I'm wondering if this request could lead to some federal overreach.
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The movement centered on opposing specific policy proposals and government overreach.
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Sanders has defended his votes, saying that it constituted federal overreach.
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He calls the program an "executive overreach" by the Obama administration.
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Even Canada has felt the wrath of the Crown Prince's overreach.
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The brand came to represent both convenience and sinister corporate overreach.
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Senate Republicans unveiled legislation Thursday to crack down on regulatory overreach.
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As the economy grows steadily, banks and companies start to overreach.
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And perhaps there's been some overreach in some of the areas.
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Privacy protections and safeguards against federal overreach are necessary and appropriate.
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The Stopping the EPA Overreach Act now has 147 co-sponsors.
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It would inevitably trigger accusations of presidential overreach from Republican critics.
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For many Saudis, "the Nakheel Mall girl" symbolized the Commission's overreach.
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As a congressman, Walsh criticized Obama's spending policies as government overreach.
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Biczok and Symeonidis point also to less publicized forms of overreach.
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Citizen lawsuits have been moderately successful challenging the Obama administration's overreach.
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Was the College Admissions Scandal a Conspiracy, or Did Prosecutors Overreach?
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"The failed system has clearly pushed schools to overreach," she said.
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Invoking backlash to liberal overreach is key to maintaining that control.
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At the same time, Democrats must be careful not to overreach.
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"We're trying not to overreach and not under-react," Latimer said.
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Opponents decried it as state overreach into local land-use rules.
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We can and should remain skeptical of overreach by the government.
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Yet the instances of overreach have been too numerous to ignore.
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The judiciary serves as a check on government overreach and abuse.
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" However, he writes, it's no excuse for "national security establishment overreach.
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Republicans have assailed the rules as an example of government overreach.
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"I feel this is egregious, I think it's an overreach," Del.
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The law was a response to President Richard Nixon&aposs overreach.
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But the W.T.O.'s overreach could prove to be its undoing.
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" Mr. Spicer said President Trump had "pledged to reverse this overreach.
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A federalist approach to government overreach is the only realistic answer.
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Supporters have hailed it a way to reign in agency overreach.
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Mark Meadows, who attacked Democrats for overreach in their document request.
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Both are seen by conservatives as an example of FCC overreach.
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"It was a huge overreach, a grave injustice," Holden told me.
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Some constitutional experts said the crisis was driven by congressional overreach.
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Democrats could overreach, by quickly impeaching Trump and thereby uniting Republicans.
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In the Senate, plenty of Republicans remain skittish about executive overreach.
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Multiple courts have blocked Trump's most egregious overreach, the Muslim ban.
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But it is under Trump that worries about the agency's overreach grew.
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The twin problems of presidential overreach and political gridlock have structural roots.
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Others, meanwhile, say putting these trades under U.S. oversight is regulatory overreach.
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But in her view, the problem is lack of awareness, not overreach.
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Texas – lawyers will defend the president's plan against accusations of unilateral overreach.
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Nothing better symbolized the federal overreach in the Democrats' health care plan.
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Some see the smoking ban as an overreach on the government's part.
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The bill has earned pushback from residents, who complained about government overreach.
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Almost uniformly, they have criticized what they have called a government overreach.
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Politicized government agencies have engaged in significant regulatory overreach and antagonistic enforcement.
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Opponents charged that the rules were a gross overreach by the government.
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But another factor that could bring the parties together is political overreach.
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Serious about avoiding government overreach, the legislature meets only every other year.
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Critics have said say Weissmann's hardball approach can lead to prosecutorial overreach.
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Democratic leaders have also slammed the potential move as an executive overreach.
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I still believe Hillary has gotten fair criticism for her blatant overreach.
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They organized a public, semi-permanent occupation in protest of government overreach.
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He said he opposed drunk droning but also fretted about regulatory overreach.
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"He thinks they overreach, and the budget reflects that," Mick Mulvaney said.
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Promise too much and face accusations of imperial overreach (and irritate governments).
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Legislation will also help ensure that such overreach does not occur again.
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This is an overreach, an over-authority and an abuse of power.
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The separation of powers was intended to prevent overreach and encourage compromise.
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But these same dynamics increase the chance of government error or overreach.
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What emerged was not the "executive overreach" the present Congress complains about.
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This sort of overreach was what macroprudential policy was meant to prevent.
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The courts are supposed to be bulwarks against this kind of overreach.
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But 160 people lost their jobs as a result of government overreach.
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U.S., the Supreme Court examined a very different allegation of federal overreach.
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For instance, Facebook's overreach on privacy is a feature, not a bug.
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Safety Check has faced some criticism due to its overreach, at times.
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"When you overreach, sometimes the courts get the last say," Gonidakis said.
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The consequences of the 2015 regulatory overreach can, and have been, devastating.
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Ultimately, we will see job loss as a result of this overreach.
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This was rhetorical overreach coming -- for a change -- from a Democratic leader.
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When self-absorbed people are caught in a growing scandal, they overreach.
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But his family's shattering history of wartime overreach suggests he knows better.
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This is the proper policy solution to the problem of executive overreach.
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Republican legislators called the ruling a "gross overreach" and vowed to appeal.
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And American support for the Y.P.G. pushed it toward a perilous overreach.
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"The decision to bomb labs always struck me as overreach," said Mansfield.
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ACA is not alone in its opposition to the FCC's latest overreach.
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We have become accustomed to governors denouncing overreach by the federal government.
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Passing the Preventing Overreach Within the Executive Rulemaking System (POWERS) Act (H.
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Will this case set off a wave of challenges to regulatory overreach?
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In fact, the CFPB's attack represents federal government overreach at its worst.
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Business groups have railed against it as executive overreach with expensive consequences.
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Are there procedural protections in place to protect citizens from state overreach?
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I thought Reconstruction was a mistake, a prime example of federal overreach.
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But opponents to the net neutrality standards have called the protections government overreach.
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Since its passage, Republicans have sought to undermine it, calling it government overreach.
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DeVos defended the move, saying the directive on trans students was an "overreach."
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Nonetheless, the company and its investors have paid a price for its overreach.
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Normally you'd expect to see conservatives favoring local autonomy and disfavoring federal overreach.
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But he seemed to view Jeffs' case as an example of government overreach.
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Through intimidation and coercion, the failed system has clearly pushed schools to overreach.
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"This is, in the opinion of many, an unprecedented judicial overreach," he said.
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The delays were classic examples of executive overreach; they never should have happened.
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A similar antitrust case about potential overreach in Apple's walled garden—Apple v.
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The mandate incensed conservatives who viewed it as a symbol of government overreach.
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Conservatives called the action an illegal overreach that will put children in danger.
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The company's fall is a story of commercial overreach and miscalculation (see article).
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We're not going to overreach as it relates to that solemn constitutional responsibility.
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Republicans paid for their overreach in impeaching President Bill Clinton in late 1998.
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But Sheinkopf wanted that it was possible his party could overreach as well.
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The Speaker warned of a "dangerous level of executive overreach" by the president.
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Rolling back regulatory overreach can fuel manufacturing growth by inviting investment in America.
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"The European Commission's overreach in this regard is unbelievable to us," he said.
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That is not overreach; it is for the protection of all of us.
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Others saw it as an overreach, and on Wednesday, the Supreme Court agreed.
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But concern over executive branch overreach seems largely confined to the pundit class.
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Democrats risk the kind of overreach that doomed the Republicans 20 years ago.
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And when that happens, the next step is going to be the overreach.
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Suddenly it is a poster child for malevolent government overreach, negligence, and authoritarianism.
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"It's an administrative overreach ... because Congress is not in favor of those changes."
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Overreach and exaggeration are his stocks in trade; let's not make them ours.
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This is a perfect example of government overreach and it needs to stop.
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Republicans have tried to paint the regulations as an example of government overreach.
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When socialism bleeds into government overreach, it drains countries of prosperity and gumption.
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This mindset has forced people to "overreach" on topics like diversity, Thiel said.
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Those that try to stand up for federal overreach will have no one.
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The program's opponents see the program as an exemplary case of executive overreach.
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Host Joe Scarborough also called it an "overreach" by the Times. http://mm4a.
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We repeatedly warned about the substantial constitutional overreach in the creation of DACA.
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The U.S. government's involvement and overreach has also expanded under the Obama administration.
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I've lived through enough right-wing backlashes to worry about left-wing overreach.
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"We're using bump stocks as a placeholder to address government overreach," Aposhian said.
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This isn't to say that we shouldn't be attuned to whether presidents overreach.
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"Dodd-Frank was a piece of massive government overreach," a senior administration official said.
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We&aposve become numb to this type of hyperbole because the Democrats always overreach.
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The U.S. report also mentioned signs of overreach by Chinese authorities in Hong Kong.
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Populism, he argues in his new book, is an understandable reaction to liberal overreach.
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Lately, he said, his customers come in angry at what they call government overreach.
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" In a statement, Rodriguez in a called the spreadsheet "government overreach at its worst.
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Offering convenience will be no defence of overreach in the use of personal data.
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That she should overreach in pursuit of this noble goal is hardly a blunder.
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Why didn't this massive conspiracy of lawbreaking and executive overreach have any real consequences?
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With drones making that aerial surveillance much cheaper, the questions start being about overreach.
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And when it's unclear how to pin down an enemy, it's easy to overreach.
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Quincy Bioscience said that it vehemently disagreed with the complaint, which it called overreach.
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But the big tech companies have called it an "overreach" that threatens free speech.
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You&aposre right, Chris, there was an overreach there and the public reacted negatively.
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Mr. Trump's advisers have considered the search warrants against Mr. Cohen as extensive overreach.
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""[S]ome powers exhaust themselves through overreach abroad, underinvestment at home, or a mixture.
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This week, Chaffetz was named a member of the Task Force on Executive Overreach.
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States argue that the rules are onerous and represent and overreach of the EPA.
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By removing any effective constraints, unified control has lured Republicans into an ideological overreach.
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Under President Obama, the Department of the Interior took government overreach to new heights.
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It is the opposite of permissionless innovation and highlights federal bureaucrats' tendency to overreach.
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"This issue was a very huge example of the Obama administration's overreach," she said.
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MetLife was seen as a victim of regulatory overreach by many on Wall Street.
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"The Department of Justice cannot defend this overreach," Sessions said at the Justice Department.
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The central risk of admitting this publicly isn't overreach so much as over-promising.
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That is extreme government overreach, and it sets a bad precedent for the future.
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" The White House on Tuesday said Orrick's decision served as an example of "overreach.
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Others say the real issue with the guidance is executive overreach, not equal rights.
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This overreach opened the door for Trump to again lash out at the media.
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This overreach of power has unlawfully stripped many Americans of their First Amendment rights.
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But most Republicans went further than Trump, accusing the Obama administration of executive overreach.
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Republicans have long sought to dismantle the law, which they see as government overreach.
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He must decide what would constitute respectful ventriloquism, and what would constitute brash overreach.
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Republicans said the riders are meant to block Obama rules they consider as overreach.
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They contend that net neutrality is government overreach that forces unnecessary burdens on them.
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He says he prefers to control the growth of his business to avoid overreach.
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The GOP has taken up Pebble's case as a prime example of EPA overreach.
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Lose a white-collar criminal trial and you become a symbol of prosecutorial overreach.
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Republicans have long targeted the E.P.A. as a source of government incompetence and overreach.
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The group claims to combat what they see as constitutional overreach by the government.
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But offers of federal support and federal standards can trigger complaints of federal overreach.
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I grew up at a time when Democrats were deeply afraid of liberal overreach.
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I don't want to overreach, because I know Republicans will make hay with that.
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Their claims have largely hinged on (lampooned) accusations of government overreach and communist indoctrination.
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But the Israel hoped for by Ben-Gurion has lost itself, corrupted by overreach.
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"The president had problems, as a candidate, with the Obama overreach," Mr. Blunt said.
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It's overreach, and there seems to be no one around to tell him that.
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But I don't have a great guess about whether they'll overreach in that fashion.
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For civil liberties groups, it's a dangerous and potentially unconstitutional overreach of police power.
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And sometimes states get worried about federal overreach in both local and national elections.
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"I think it's a huge overreach, an over-interpretation of their data," she said.
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First, about the overreach: In 1998, Republicans didn't merely oppose Clinton and his policies.
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"That would be an overreach for one president to punish one state," he said.
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Across the political divide, congressional Democrats see the GOP plan as extreme political overreach.
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The Trump White House called that executive overreach — and reversed course wherever it could.
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Microsoft, the Supreme Court should be particularly cognizant of the potential for judicial overreach.
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"The only enemy to this process is overreach," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said.
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Sydney, they said, has become a global capital of police overreach and citizen seriousness.
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But many of them saw his plan as an overreach and voted against it.
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" She called the district court opinion that invalidated the entire law "textbook judicial overreach.
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The gadgets can be pulled out at will to fight back against government overreach.
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But he won't to try to overreach or cover things in a gray area.
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Another conservative principle is the desire for transparency, accountability and limits on government overreach.
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And it's a tactic, they say, that is protecting future presidents from congressional overreach.
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Yet even this model of forced unionism shows strain, brought on by union overreach.
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Permanent Record isn't just an internet-age manifesto or a screed about government overreach.
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"The Department of Justice cannot defend this type of overreach," Sessions said on Tuesday.
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A hierarchy of quality exists, and we have to be sure not to overreach.
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Republicans have repeatedly tried to dismantle the law, which they call a government overreach.
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This could precipitate a race to the bottom with China, in which the Zuckerbergs of the world use free speech as a fig leaf while exploiting their users more than ever; corporate overreach in the US would mirror state overreach in China.
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They see the law as a piece of statist overreach that throttles the American economy.
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Many feared that government overreach would put internet users like political bloggers into legal jeopardy.
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Mulvaney and other conservatives have argued that the bureau was a form of government overreach.
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On one hand, broad overreach by sites attempting to limit their liability would be bad.
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But critics argue Tatel's general opposition to regulatory overreach suggests he will side with them.
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What really distinguishes Gorsuch is he is a decided and clear opponent of bureaucratic overreach.
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If history is any guide, McConnell and the Republicans might find their zealous overreach backfiring.
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Even reservations and voter suppression can be fit neatly under the rubric of federal overreach.
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Since then, more anchors and reporters have complained about Sinclair's overreach — but privately and publicly.
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Some conservatives see it as government overreach, using regulatory agencies to interfere with private business.
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Orban has increasingly posed as a freedom fighter against what he sees as EU overreach.
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Recent history shows other overreach of advanced technology on communities of color and indigenous groups.
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Opposition parties characterise it as an example of SNP overreach, this time into family life.
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"As an anxiety specialist, I think that was an overreach for lumping disorders," Foose says.
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Helping to beat back state surveillance overreach is just another to add to the pile.
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Far from expressing geopolitical might, America's legal overreach would then end up diminishing American power.
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"This is a watershed moment where I think you've got a real overreach," Everson said.
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Bundy became a conservative symbol of government overreach as some high-profile politicians, including Sens.
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Even before Trump declared the national emergency, he sparked concerns about overreach of executive authority.
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HAHN: Hey, look, if we&aposre talking about ... (CROSSTALK) LEVY: Except there was no overreach.
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Banks in Mexico and Argentina add to an impression of geographic overreach with limited benefits.
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Observers, including the American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts, criticized the verdict as an overreach.
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Examples of Obama's overreach, lack of transparency and absence of accountability appear to be endless.
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The rule "constitutes a blatant overreach by the administration designed to assist unions," he said.
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Government would be free from religious overreach, and religion would be free from government interference.
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If anything causes government overreach in this area, it'll likely be safety and privacy issues.
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In an industry that employs 14.4 million Americans, bureaucratic overreach can have a major impact.
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But "backpedal and clarify" is de rigeur for lots of apps and networks that overreach.
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Chaffetz's tenure in Congress has been characterized by his extreme ambition and his partisan overreach.
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It's possible that Trump might overreach in ways that even otherwise conservative judges find intolerable.
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Pruitt and Republicans have defended the lawsuits as necessary to stop overreach by Obama's EPA.
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This is prosecutorial overreach, which unfortunately has become the norm in the U.S. justice system.
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Third, Trump supporters claim that Democrats could overreach, especially in any quest to impeach him.
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You can hear it in the words of proponents of the newest overreach in Washington.
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Pai has argued that the rules are an example of regulatory overreach that stifles innovation.
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Eleven other states are suing the administration for an overreach of power on the issue.
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What if states accuse of the government of overreach and reject funding instead of comply?
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Republicans have roundly criticized the president's plans, calling them an overreach of his executive authority.
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"NHTSA's regulatory premise is dangerously expansive, representing the worst of government overreach," the CTA said.
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Cruz blasted the president for what he saw as executive overreach infringing on states' rights.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt has said the rule is bureaucratic overreach and will cost jobs.
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Still, some Republicans accused the agency of government overreach they said echoed the Obama administration.
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Like many of the law's opponents, he also considers it an example of government overreach.
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That should be troubling to anyone who claims to fear overreach by the executive branch.
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A positive business environment limits government overreach, making it easier to run a company here.
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"All institutions designed to provide checks on executive authority and executive overreach," Mr. Axelrod said.
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Both the governors and the governed can overreach, convinced of their own rectitude and righteousness.
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The word pictures that Wilson painted in 1919 remain beguiling, in spite of their overreach.
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Over the president's furious lobbying, 12 Republicans joined 47 Democrats amid accusations of executive overreach.
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Opponents accused him of overreach, citing a series of overturned convictions and higher-court losses.
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He criticized Mr. Cuomo's 2015 order as an "unnecessary and unprecedented" example of executive overreach.
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It said there had been discontent in some sectors of Honduras about its perceived overreach.
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"Through intimidation and coercion, the failed system has clearly pushed schools to overreach," she said.
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Republicans and broadband providers oppose the Obama-era regulations, accusing the FCC of regulatory overreach.
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The better news is that China is becoming increasingly constrained by vaulting ambition and overreach.
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The Founding Fathers intended for impeachment to serve as Congress's "essential check" on executive overreach.
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Thomas Jefferson fulminated against judicial overreach and tried to get a Supreme Court justice impeached.
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In the absence of facial recognition regulation, it's easy to see the potential for overreach.
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Price will work to restore the patient-doctor relationship and clamp down on government overreach.
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But the overreach is a dire problem — and college students across the country deserve better.
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Did Cuarón, who is white and grew up well-off, overreach in telling her story?
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Likewise, the Government Accountability Office has persistently raised concerns about technical overreach, cost, and schedule.
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Instead, it simply reinforced Trump's broader message about law and order, national security and executive overreach.
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From an ethnonationalist perspective, government overreach is when government tells people like me what to do.
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Opponents of the Honolulu law argued it infringes on personal freedom and amounts to government overreach.
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And few people in San Juan County are more outspoken about federal overreach than Phil Lyman.
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Conservatives saw the guidance as overreach and said it should be a matter for the states.
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Abortion rights activists seized on it as an example of intrusive overreach by a controlling state.
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Here he is, not yet blue: I mean at this point, what's another privacy overreach, right?
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He criticized Transportation Security Administration checkpoints and the National Security Agency as examples of government overreach.
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Sessions, meanwhile, has criticized "overreach" by the federal government into the practices of local law enforcement.
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She opposed illegal action at the refuge, while agreeing with the occupiers' critique about government overreach.
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He said it's an example of the government's overreach, especially when it comes to land rights.
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America has witnessed a staggering escalation in overreach of constitutional authority from the Obama White House.
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Twelve Republicans who worried about executive overreach supported it in an embarrassing blow to the president.
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Ganek, in other words, isn't like most people who regard themselves as victims of prosecutorial overreach.
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For industry supporters, the coal moratorium was among the most egregious examples of Obama administration overreach.
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The immigration order should be bone-chilling to those conservatives who care about federal government overreach.
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The invitation to the first songfest promoted barbershop singing as a rebel yell against government overreach.
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Some see the proposal as an unnecessary government overreach, while others say they understand Lampitt's reasoning.
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His leadership and first-hand experiences in dealing with the federal government's overreach will be invaluable.
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He, like the other armed occupiers, were decrying what they called government overreach with federal lands.
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In the past Mr Moro has sometimes seemed to overreach in his dogged pursuit of corruption.
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"We have a great opportunity to prevail and stop this unconstitutional overreach," Londrigan said by telephone.
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Beyond this overreach, the rule lets a conscience objection be in the eye of the beholder.
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It has drawn condemnations from many Republican lawmakers who call it an example of presidential overreach.
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Right to try seems like a worthy, common sense cause for pushing back against government overreach.
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But Trump's allies applauded the action as a long-overdue move to rein in executive overreach.
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Republicans widely view Obamacare, which provides coverage to 20 million Americans, as a costly government overreach.
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Daren Bakst, a fellow with the conservative Heritage Foundation, says the law equates to government overreach.
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" Bossie also predicted that "if the Democrats overreach, the American people are going to see that.
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His originalist and textualist principles are clear in these rulings scaling back overreach by administrative agencies.
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To Republicans, the fight has become a proxy battle over what they see as executive overreach.
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But Republicans, who consider the rule regulatory overreach, have looked to block it legislatively as well.
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Powerful corporations and employers also have an incentive to overreach by insisting on illegal secrecy requirements.
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To grow faster, the economy has to have relief from this central planning and regulatory overreach.
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And while Democrats are facing growing GOP accusations of overreach, they say those criticisms are unfounded.
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Democratic leaders also swiftly rebuked the move as an unnecessary overreach that exceeded Trump's constitutional powers.
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" North Carolina also sued earlier this month, calling the Justice Department's suit "baseless and broad overreach.
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DeVos referred to those policies as "federal overreach" that established quasi-judicial systems without judicial protections.
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The White House has repeatedly denied Democrats' requests for documents and testimony, accusing them of overreach.
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Instead, the agency, backed by growing public opposition to the company's overreach, pushed for a compromise.
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The second attendee said the changes were "modest" and the law was "still plagued by overreach".
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That invited the fury from Republicans who charged him of gross overreach and subverting the Constitution.
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Sometimes, unfortunately, the executive and legislative branches overreach when it comes to policy or legislative actions.
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An outspoken critic of government overreach, Packard believed that tech businesses should aspire to higher things.
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He has called the rules an example of government overreach in the fast-growing broadband industry.
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His unilateral action on immigration in December 2014 was similarly condemned as overreach by his critics.
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By most estimations, that victory was long overdue, and Wie's career had been undermined by overreach.
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Nobody sees such overreach producing anything as calamitous as Mao's Great Leap Forward and subsequent famine.
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Republicans spent the next seven years decrying Obama's Race to the Top program as federal overreach.
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That sentiment helps explain why the Golunov case erupted into a public outcry against police overreach.
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Scott Walker shrugged at accusations of dirty politics and partisan overreach and signed them into law.
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So now, Republicans are trying to spin the Abolish ICE message as a radical liberal overreach.
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In part, they think the flexibility encourages executive overreach; in part, they just hate environmental regulations.
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Yet it is an overreach to claim that market-determined rates of pay are morally just.
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He has unwound several significant civil rights initiatives of the Obama administration, dismissing them as overreach.
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Statutes of limitations are a way to protect both the public and defendants against government overreach.
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"But now they are looking for the ultimate government overreach when it works in their favor."
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"It's an overreach and overreaction," Philip J. Guenther, Brigantine's longtime mayor, said of the fox trapping.
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It was a warning to prominent types not to overreach—and to aspirants to tread carefully.
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At this point, we've all gotten inured to this kind of authoritarian overreach by the president.
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Those efforts were criticized by some Republicans, who characterized the EPA's environmental regulations as government overreach.
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"There's always a danger of overreach," said KC Johnson, a professor of history at Brooklyn College.
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It's extremely doubtful an administration that has been defined by executive overreach would scale back now.
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A woman's freedom hangs in the balance, and the court has yet to check this overreach.
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We cannot allow it to be further captured by corporate influence or bullied by Executive overreach.
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Israel, through overreach, has placed itself in a morally indefensible noose, policing the lives of others.
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Instead, Republican senators quickly celebrated the Supreme Court's decision, arguing it's a check on executive overreach.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Majorities in Congress often overreach, but usually not on the very first day.
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An example of possible partisan overreach can be drawn from another government program, NSA's foreign surveillance.
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They therefore over-control, overreach and overreact, magnifying the rebellious discontent they were trying to squelch.
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Much of it depends on how Republicans shift in response to 2016, and whether Democrats overreach.
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Experts say an approach without careful justification could leave Democrats vulnerable to Republican claims of overreach.
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Bourdon called that an overreach because their case is limited to the suspected 2015 extortion attempt.
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The tactic has gained popularity among federal judges as a tool to combat perceived executive overreach.
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The circumstances of 2009-'10 pushed Obama to attempt ambitious legislation that courted overreach and blowback.
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" He said his group was occupying the federal site to take "a hard stand against this overreach.
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When he accepted the nomination, Gorsuch cautioned against judicial overreach based on policies judges want to see.
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The state of Texas perennially files a number of lawsuits against what it sees as federal overreach.
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But venturing too far beyond the conventional territory of central banking can give the impression of overreach.
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Havard later told The Times-Picayune that his amendment was intended as a joke about government overreach.
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The founders actually designed our federalist system to deal with attempts at overreach by the federal government.
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Airbnb is suing New York City over the matter, arguing that it's an overreach of government power.
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Bundy and his supporters—with guns in tow—want to challenge what they see as government overreach.
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Republicans will always under deliver and Democrats will always overreach, because this is what they did here.
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But thanks to overreach by many copyright holders, nuance is a frequent casualty in the copyright debate.
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And Stamos says that the fear is not necessarily restricted to private industry, but also government overreach.
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When doves deny the logic of changing policy in advance of achieving the inflation target, they overreach.
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However, the bill has been roundly criticized by industry experts for its potential overreach and vague language.
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Still, a Democratic governor's veto is a comfort for fellow partisans worried about Republican overreach in mapmaking.
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Maybe Trump's relentless self-interest will finally result in something good being done about this egregious overreach.
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Netanyahu has denied wrongdoing and described himself as the victim of liberal media bias and judicial overreach.
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If you thought Obamacare was a government overreach, wait until you see what Trumpcare has in store.
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Those favouring an exit cite the tax as an example of the EU's overreach into UK affairs.
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Democrats and legal analysts accused him of overreach, and some suggested the attacks could hurt his case.
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Levinson, from Loyola, said the California law is "government overreach" and what matters more is corporate culture.
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Sanctuary jurisdictions will likely be quick to challenge the expansion as an overreach by the federal government.
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However, the Bill has been roundly criticized by industry experts for its potential overreach and vague language.
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Can you explain the problem of "prosecutorial overreach" for people unfamiliar with how the justice system works?
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Republicans have long targeted the mandate as government overreach, especially when insurance options are few and expensive.
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"There will be irresistible pressure to overreach in their investigations and ultimately impeach the president," he said.
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U.S. DEPT OF JUSTICE'S POSITION ON NORTH CAROLINA LAW "IS A BASELESS AND BLATANT OVERREACH" -STATE'S LAWSUIT
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What saves this work from overreach is the insistent return to the problem of abundant human labour.
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McIntosh does not recognize congressional authority to empower private parties to challenge all types of executive overreach.
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Our political-media establishment is now characterized by executive overreach, legislative complicity, judicial partisanship and journalistic decadence.
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The ultimate solution is to be found in the free market, with government guidance, not government overreach.
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Pai blasted the Obama-era rules as a gross overreach and downplayed the impact of repealing them.
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Nullification must have seemed like a perfectly valid response to the Federalists' horrendous overreach at the time.
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The left's overreach here could have far more serious consequences than even those of the Supreme Court.
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But these Clinton advisers expressed confidence that Mr. Trump would overreach and engender sympathy for Mrs. Clinton.
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In fact, the tenacious overreach of these conservative state legislatures could very well backfire politically for Republicans.
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Many focus on gun rights and immigration; others get riled up about privacy, taxes or government overreach.
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Republicans have called Obamacare a government overreach that ruined the more than $3 trillion U.S. healthcare system.
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For pro-gun advocates, molon labe has become a rallying cry of resistance to perceived government overreach.
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Republicans have launched repeated courtroom and legislative efforts to dismantle the law, criticizing it as government overreach.
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Steve Cohen (D-Tenn.) said in a hearing of the House Judiciary Task Force on Executive Overreach.
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They say Pruitt is scaling back the regulatory overreach that was the hallmark of the Obama administration.
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With all its warts, the Trump administration has hit the ground running on pulling back regulatory overreach.
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After years of government overreach, the nation's railroad industry was in danger of collapse in the 1970s.
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Second, Trump claims that the Clean Power Plan was an EPA overreach -- an abuse of its authority.
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Conservative court-watchers say the lower courts were correct in ruling that Obama's actions constituted unlawful overreach.
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This in turn led, outrageously, to the claims of executive overreach that have dogged DACA ever since.
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Together they could jointly assemble detailed reports on each government's efforts towards censorship creep and government overreach.
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And this overreach, Berkowitz writes, unfairly targets Republican subjects: One crucial difference distinguishes the probe of Mrs.
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Even black activists who are part of the insurgent wing have cautioned of overreach by white progressives.
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Trading top prospects for Diaz seemed like an overreach, but Cano, in theory, would generate more offense.
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Step 1: Criticize the order as an example of federal government overreach to which conservatives usually object.
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But at the root of many disputes are issues of transparency, misunderstanding, overreach and, of course, money.
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But that put it in the cross hairs of industry critics and many Republicans, who cried overreach.
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States are often hesitant to work with the federal government on election issues, concerned about federal overreach.
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It's much more than the concern you would have for a client who is about to overreach.
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He could serve his country well enough by simply reasserting traditional royal prerogatives against the generals' overreach.
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The reality is the sentencing recommendation of seven to nine years for Stone was a ridiculous overreach.
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"No one should take national security lightly, but the real risk here is government overreach," Barry says.
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The rule is emblematic of this administration's unilateral overreach and utter disdain for state and public input.
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Republicans have launched repeated legal and legislative efforts to dismantle the law, criticizing it as government overreach.
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HPSCI is one of two intelligence committees created to provide an important check on intelligence community overreach.
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Any overreach of control would jeopardize the private sector and American innovation at the expense of consumers.
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The bipartisan measure is exactly the way Congress must check executive branch overreach and abuse of power.
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It turns out that legal principles meant to curb executive overreach are indifferent to the president's party.
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This overreach will only end up hurting our youth and those who need these jobs the most.
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Most rank-and-file Democrats worry that rushing to endorse impeachment proceedings would look like an overreach.
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"This is, in the opinion of many, an unprecedented judicial overreach," Mr. Trump said during his speech.
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Of course, the parties whine about executive overreach, but only when they don't occupy the White House.
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The most significant cuts would be at the E.P.A., which the Trump administration has accused of overreach.
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But they can also overreach themselves by making promises that experts would consider ill-informed and misguided.
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Is the Green New Deal a step in the right direction or an example of government overreach?
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There is nothing inherently wrong or evil about challenging regulatory overreach if that is indeed what's happening.
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The National School Boards Association called the regulation "unnecessary" and "unwarranted federal overreach" that would constrain school districts.
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Some believe that policies to protect workers' jobs, wages, and basic dignity are government overreach, or won't work.
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California's Attorney General Xavier Becerra also appealed on Monday and argued the administration's waivers amount to executive overreach.
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Republicans, who will control both Congress and the White House in 2017, condemn it as a government overreach.
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Pruitt himself has sued the agency repeatedly as Oklahoma attorney general for what he saw as regulatory overreach.
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He thinks that, if Democrats would lose the House or presidential election, it would be because of overreach.
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The conservative movement, long focused on fiscal discipline and reigning in government overreach, was remade in his image.
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The Libertarian wing of the Republican Party would see a reversal on this policy as a serious overreach.
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" Meanwhile, in her George Mason speech, DeVos described a "failed system" that "has clearly pushed schools to overreach.
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Can everyday people come together and effectively organize against creeping overreach of one of the world's biggest corporations?
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You've also been a persistent critic of President Obama's executive overreach, going it alone, not working with Congress.
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Some regulatory overreach has been reined in; Berlin, for example, no longer bans apartment rentals on Airbnb outright.
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It's pointless to predict gun violence if those predictions only serve as statistical justification for biased police overreach.
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Government-run broadband would instead stifle competition and increase the risk of overreach by America's own security agencies.
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Basically this is a struggle to define what is within the purview of oversights and what is overreach.
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It would be the first veto of his presidency, and made as Republicans voice concerns about executive overreach.
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Anti-statist conservatives were outraged by the decision and warned that it could lead to unprecedented government overreach.
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I thought that gun control was government overreach, and I could not understand anyone with a different viewpoint.
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This is vital work to defend values and rights against the overreach of the digital here and now.
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For years, Republicans have deployed themes of federal arrogance and overreach to underwrite their attacks on health reform.
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Armed militiamen, angered at what they believed to be government overreach, soon converged near the Bundys' Nevada ranch.
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Platforms have bent over backwards to avoid copyright infringement lawsuits, resulting in what critics say is significant overreach.
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It fought government overreach in communications but was largely agnostic about Big Government in other domains of society.
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Mr Cook says the "chilling" situation represents "overreach by the US government" that calls for a "public discussion".
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Republicans have launched repeated legal and legislative efforts to dismantle the law, which they call a government overreach.
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He vowed to fight government "overreach" and help "people around the country to understand what is at stake".
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This directive is an example of unlawful executive action and inappropriate federal overreach into local and state issues.
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Because that statement by Alexander goes well beyond Foxx serving up political red meat on Obama administration overreach.
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But, it remains true that the FBI's request is a major overreach, creating a new and troubling, precedent.
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The Federal Communications Commission is about to take a huge chunk of government overreach out of the internet.
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Many conservatives believe eminent domain — a practice in which the government seizes private property — amounts to government overreach.
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This is, in our opinion, a strong example of investigatory overreach and a clear abuse of government authority.
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It's time for Congress to act to prevent government overreach by allowing this outdated energy mandate to end.
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Presidential authority and executive overreach are greater and more abusive now than during any time in recent memory.
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Some justices have criticised what they see as judicial overreach by the crusading federal judge overseeing the investigations.
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The American Civil Liberties Union dinged the proposal its broad mandate that they say could lead to overreach.
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Gracie Bradley, of civil rights organization Liberty, said Wednesday's ruling would "help safeguard future protests from police overreach".
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Even some Democrats who advocate for a fairer redistricting process said the New Jersey proposal was an overreach.
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It surely won't come from environmental overreach policies that sound like the salvation but in fact are not.
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But North Carolina officials call that a "baseless and blatant overreach" and a "radical reinterpretation" of Title VII.
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To the surprise of many, it is not overreach to focus at the moment on the Mueller report.
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Conservatives, though, say the review could fix what they consider overreach in the government's management of federal lands.
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In Texas, for example, where personal rights are sacrosanct, voters have been receptive to arguments about government overreach.
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It would be the first veto of his presidency, in direct defiance of Republican concerns about executive overreach.
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To make things worse, overreach by these agencies can create unnecessary challenges, as seen in three recent examples.
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This regulatory overreach is the root of the energy policy morass in which our country is now mired.
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"For seven years, the President has gradually expanded his powers through executive overreach," Palazzo said in a statement.
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Little has been said of the danger of prosecutorial overreach and the true history of Mueller's lead prosecutor.
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Republicans have long opposed the bureau, arguing it hurts the economy and is an example of government overreach.
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The jury appeared swayed by the occupiers' contention that they were protesting government overreach and posed no threat.
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Thoughtful progressives would offer a policy proposal—but would then work to understand conservative concerns about government overreach.
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This latest overreach, by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), is disguised as one that will lower emissions.
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Legislating where people do their most intimate business would be a hurtful and dangerous overreach of the law.
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It means presidential power is being checked or executive overreach is being punished by the instruments of law.
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In a hearing this week, Young spoke animatedly about what he saw as government overreach and liberal hooplah.
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" North Carolina also sued earlier this month, charging that the Justice Department's suit is "baseless and blatant overreach.
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President Trump's proclamation reduces the monument by more than 850,000 acres, bringing back access and curbing federal overreach.
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" Marrero said in a 75-page opinion that such a position "would constitute an overreach of executive power.
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Consider, for example, Google's 2008 attempt to take over Yahoo's search in a deal that was clearly overreach.
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In California, we're weighing our options to fight this latest example of executive overreach and partisan decision making.
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Nearly everyone interprets the exhaustive, nearly 450-page report from Robert Mueller as a story of presidential overreach.
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If Europe starts to build its own alternative financial architecture, it will be in reaction to American overreach.
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Originalists who believe these judges will help to tame judicial overreach should credit Mr. Trump for the appointments.
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Accusations of executive overreach have plagued the mayor's office since it began exerting a heavier hand on DCCAH.
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" China's maneuvers radicalized members of America's national-security community, in a cycle that Shirk calls "overreach and overreaction.
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"It fed into this notion of executive overreach," said Heather Zichal, who advised Mr. Obama on climate policy.
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And while impeachment might have seemed like overreach before, my guess is that post-Ukraine, that's less so.
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Farmers and ranchers are vulnerable to this regulatory overreach because our work is so connected to natural resources.
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Mr. Cohen's lawyers have called the raids of his offices and hotel room an overreach of the law.
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It has morphed into a discouraging, feel-bad meme — a potent means of condemning any kind of overreach.
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Trump and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin have threatened Turkey with "powerful" sanctions, should Ankara overreach in northern Syria.
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The network, according to people familiar with the matter, believes these policies are a form of government overreach.
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There was talk of a new approach that would put the skids on regulatory overreach and overzealous enforcement.
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In her view, she is locked in a battle against legal overreach and her persecution in the courts.
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Embalo and Nabiam have used the campaign trail to accuse ECOWAS of overreach and threatening Guinea-Bissau's sovereignty.
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Cillizza: After the 1998 impeachment, Democrats won big -- a backlash to what voters believed to be Republican overreach.
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One of the targeted rules simply requires third-party inspections of safety equipment - hardly job-killing government overreach.
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But anti-sexual violence campaigners have voiced concerns about its misuse, in particular the potential for government overreach.
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What many would consider the overreach of #MeToo is propelled in part by politics, which taints the movement.
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The EPA has systematically taken discretion away from the states and has become a symbol of federal overreach.
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"State regulators are keeping all options open to stop this regulatory overreach," the group said in a statement.
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Republicans, bankers, and industry groups lambasted the CFPB during its formation as an egregious example of government overreach.
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Failure to correct this overreach will only set a dangerous precedent that weakens our constitutional balance of powers.
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The proposal also worried conservatives and Ms. DeVos's school choice allies, who believed it amounted to federal overreach.
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But to critics like Mr. Bowman and Ms. Talento, the rule was an egregious example of federal overreach.
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Yet critics charge that this amounts to overreach and creates bureaucratic hurdles that could harm a diplomatic mission.
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Trump also said some regulations are necessary but he would stop the overreach of the last few years.
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The combination of government overreach and ineffective programs creates a brutal dichotomy of very rich and very poor.
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House Republicans dismiss the committee probe as political overreach calculated to placate Democratic voters who want Trump impeached.
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It's a superpowered agency whose core mission seems to conservatives to be a huge case of regulatory overreach.
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I am proud to help end this two-year experiment with heavy-handed regulation—this massive regulatory overreach.
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Having your company take the reigns might seem like an overreach, but there's a good reason for doing so.
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Trump called the decision a "judicial overreach" and pledged to take the issue to the Supreme Court, if needed.
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However, every president since has signed a waiver delaying the move, citing congressional overreach and U.S. national security interests.
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The legal battle between DreamHost and the DoJ raises questions about law enforcement overreach and access to user data.
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Apple is fighting the order, calling the case an overreach by prosecutors that threatens the security of all iPhones.
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Federal overreach, and…wait for it…Title IX, the law enacted to stop gender discrimination in schools and activities.
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Both the left and the right have decried what they have labeled executive overreach of the past two administrations.
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He says he has confidence in local law enforcement, but opposes what he views as overreach by the state.
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For more than a year "people familiar with Mark Zuckerberg's thinking" had been briefing journalists about potential EU overreach.
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It will be the first veto of his presidency, made as some Republicans voice growing concerns about executive overreach.
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"This is the kind of thing that creates the trend of more Brexits — an overreach by Brussels," he said.
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The women, however, are clear about their motivations, saying they wanted to expose police overreach and hold officers accountable.
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Both villains have become selfish and curdled, and both have developed the standard villain hubris that makes them overreach.
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Washington seems to have understood and accepted that its negotiating overreach must be abandoned without a face-saving retreat.
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And Google still collects a ton of data, which can be a concern for those worried about government overreach.
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Republicans – and some Democrats – opposed Obama's directive establishing DACA from the start as a perceived overreach of executive power.
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"All we wanted was protection from government overreach," he said, noting his disappointment in Deal, a two-term governor.
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In order to create an administration that is for all Americans, she must reject these types of executive overreach.
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It should cause parliament to stop and think… given the overreach that has happened in secret in the past.
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She is the author of "Institutional Lack of Candor," a white paper about NSA overreach published by Demand Progress.
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Fascism and hypocritical overreach inevitably becomes the very discrimination that "social justice warriors," or SJWs claim to be combating.
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Trump has called the ruling "overreach" and said he will take the case to the Supreme Court, if necessary.
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Pacific Legal Foundation attorneys Todd Gaziano and M. Reed Hopper called the rules "more EPA Overreach" in an Aug.
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I think it's a question of whether they overreach in an environment where people are distrustful of their power.
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This was seen as needlessly intrusive by security experts, who cautioned users against granting the game such dramatic overreach.
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But those who opposed the measure said banning the flavored products was an overreach that infringed on adult choices.
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Third, the fact that the Southern District of New York allowed the raid at all seems like an overreach.
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Many of those groups have already become wary of what they see as Facebook's overreach in people's personal lives.
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Opponents of the rule -- Republicans, rural interests and the agriculture industry -- have long argued the rule is executive overreach.
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More recently, Trump has shown an elastic sense of identity in ways that exemplify his Presidential overreach and arrogance.
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Interestingly, one of the most vocal critics of central bank overreach has been the Bank for International Settlements itself.
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This species of executive overreach is menacing for two reasons, and the Stop Settlement Slush Funds Act addresses both.
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Romney also spoke against federal overreach, particularly on federal lands, and said he would represent "Utah values" in Washington.
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Republicans in Congress have consistently wanted to abolish the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, arguing that it represents regulatory overreach.
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"Game-changing," as a quotation in a Mother Jones headline put it, seemed like a bit of an overreach.
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Sawyer (perhaps better known as the Steel Seizure Case), is a public rebuke of executive overreach via executive order.
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Most Republicans, though, have staunchly defended Trump in public against the impeachment proceedings and accused Democrats of overreach. Sen.
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And for a long time, plenty of Democrats were willing to defend this bipartisan consensus and oppose regulatory overreach.
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The president should continue this trajectory by instructing Secretary Zinke to review the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's overreach.
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For those of us concerned with government overreach and privacy, there would be three clear benefits to Apple's cooperation.
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Owners and employees of many small businesses have accused politicians of overreach, warning the economy would be badly hurt.
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Even so, some people question whether the bill would enable future regulatory overreach that threatens, rather than expands, opportunities.
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Ryan and Graham have called Obama's DACA order a "presidential overreach" and supported Trump's decision to end the program.
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"Partisan mapmakers tend to overreach," said elections analyst Dave Wasserman, the US House editor of the Cook Political Report.
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And overreach politically, by playing up conspiracy theories — delighting some voters but causing many others to roll their eyes.
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Also on Tuesday, the House task force on executive overreach will hold a hearing on infrastructure regulations. http://bit.
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Our newly rediscovered freedom from inordinate Federal overreach will invite initiative, confidence and a confluence in the social order.
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Devin O'Malley, a spokesman for the Justice Department, defended the DACA announcement as a corrective to Obama administration overreach.
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The European Commission, conceived as an agent of economic liberalization, became a byword for regulatory overreach and technocratic micromanagement.
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And like Mr. Trump, Mr. Bolsonaro has also strongly criticized the United Nations for what he sees as overreach.
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Under any other American administration, "the dominant narrative would have been Chinese overreach and internal crackdowns," Mr. Flake said.
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In both cases, the White House has signaled its intent to defy Congress, arguing executive privilege and legislative overreach.
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His book is filled with critical asides about Mr. Bharara and what Mr. Gupta believes was his prosecutorial overreach.
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Trump scrapped the program as part of his hard-line immigration policies, calling DACA an unconstitutional overreach by Obama.
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Some legal experts called the murder charges against the four who were not accused of the choking prosecutorial overreach.
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And Prohibition's titanic overreach led to the enfranchisement of new immigrant groups under the banner flag of Prohibition opposition.
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From one perspective, Cornyn's proposal represents an effort to have the courts serve on a check on federal overreach.
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Since the founding of the Republic, Congress has acted as a check on overreach by presidents and their administrations.
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"The reality is the sentencing recommendation of seven to nine years for Stone was a ridiculous overreach," he wrote.
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The official said the agency was working with lawmakers to prevent any overreach or potential abuse of the authority.
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Mr. Kelly spoke of lurid violence and existential threats while dismissing as inevitably false any accounts of enforcement overreach.
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A symbol of American hegemony had turned overnight into a symbol of another kind: of hubris, intelligence failure, overreach.
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But to Mr. Cordero, 27, regulating small-time dogsitters like him and his Rhodesian sidekick feels like government overreach.
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The oversight board can comment on surveillance overreach by the U.S. when it affects any person the world over.
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Resistance to government overreach has relied on the government's less-than-perfect ability to identify and discipline its subjects.
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Over the past decade, our small businesses and financial institutions have been crippled by over-regulation and Washington overreach.
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In what looks like bizarre overreach, it would invite judges to assert their views over the expertise of regulators.
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His chief aide, Andrew Weissmann, has been widely criticized for a pattern of "prosecutorial overreach" in cases like Enron.
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The laws come amid increasing reports of police overreach and abuse, often at the expense of people of color.
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Mr. Salvini, who was politically sidelined this past summer in an overreach for power, leads Italy's oldest political party.
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It's also just the type of overreach from Beijing that has brought people out onto the streets for months.
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A favorable decision, she could add, is vital to protect our system of checks and balances against executive overreach.
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The Trump administration rescinded the DACA program in September, claiming it was an overreach of the Obama administration's authority.
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"The monarchy's defenders have long presented the royals as the last bulwark against demagogy and political overreach," she noted.
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Leaks of this sort are a predicable response to a perception of illegitimacy or overreach inside the executive branch.
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"Felony charges are a disturbing overreach for the duo behind the Planned Parenthood sting videos," the editorial board declared.
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Others argue the ordinance would be regulatory overreach and will deter tech companies from coming in to the area.
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Pai and Republicans pushed for repealing net neutrality, arguing the regulations were an overreach and deterred investment in broadband.
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Similar forms of government overreach in Southern states during the civil rights movement led to landmark free speech rulings.
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Then he became a man who apparently terrified Wall Street (though critics said this was the result of overreach).
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The departures reflect poor morale at the E.P.A., which Republicans have criticized as bloated and guilty of regulatory overreach.
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It exposes the justice system to unconstitutional overreach and perceptions of an unfair two-tiered approach to certain citizens.
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"It was overreach on their part," said Jakub Janda, the director at the Prague-based think tank European Values.
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Scott Pruitt has personally prosecuted EPA overreach and has called for "healthy debate" over man's connection to global warming.
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Getting courts and prosecutors involved in making sure kids attend schools is, to them, another example of that overreach.
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So the president will flex his executive muscles as much as he can, even as critics complain of imperial overreach.
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Democrats in part want to use their power to check what they deem abuses and overreach by the Trump administration.
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Raye's death comes after months of heavy scrutiny of the department over cases of alleged overreach in officer-involved shootings.
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Image: SlackAfter unnecessarily shutting down the accounts of some of its customers, Slack is now apologizing for the significant overreach.
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We feel we must speak up in the face of what we see as an overreach by the U.S. government.
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Environmentalists have staunchly opposed his nomination, while many Republicans have praised him for combating what they view as regulatory overreach.
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The scanners remotely check a person's fingerprint against criminal and immigration databases, which experts say bypass safeguards against police overreach.
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Republican overreach will put those districts in jeopardy and expand the playing field for Democrats in the House this cycle.
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The occupiers, who believe federal control of public lands violates the Constitution, insisted the Hammonds were victimized by federal overreach.
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Many in his own party have said it would set a terrible precedent of unconstitutional overreach by the executive branch.
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But it's actually the smaller purchases that could turn out to be the best way to see Big Tech's overreach.
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Let us not talk about government overreach, or technology trumping law, or libertarianism, or the crypto wars of the 90s.
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" She then saluted the administration's efforts to repeal the Clean Power Plan, calling the environmental protection order "a federal overreach.
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Climate change is now a tool openly employed by conservatives to deride environmental law and stoke passions about government overreach.
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But Republicans have long attacked it, seeing the program as government overreach and complaining that it drives up healthcare costs.
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" The move, he said, is to "to reverse federal overreach and restore the rights of this land to your citizens.
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Rand Paul said the group raised a "legitimate constitutional question" about federal overreach, and met with Bundy for 45 minutes.
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Here are five immediate risks: Overreach The strikes may get support from key Western players, Turkey and aligned regional powers.
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Which is to say, they're desperate, which is making them overreach, which is making them shoot themselves in the foot.
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Republican-led states challenged Obama's Clean Power Plan as an example of federal overreach, in a case that is continuing.
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" A source close to the White House said: "You're starting to win over mainstream conservatives to the backlash over overreach.
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It should do so quickly in order to stop the regulatory and taxation overreach that has grown in recent years.
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But perhaps the biggest reason for the recent Fight for $15 pullback is the very public evidence of its overreach.
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Regulatory overreach is not a new threat to the constitutional separation of powers and the prosperity of the American people.
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The long-term solution to regulatory overreach will require comprehensive reform, which increases both transparency and accountability in the process.
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I didn't want to overreach with the budget and all of a sudden have a studio being responsible on me.
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Were he to try and give them actual insurance, that would be considered extreme executive overreach and an impeachable offense.
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That federal overreach placed the Internet into a vast and archaic regulatory regime designed in the 1930s for telephone monopolies.
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But if it continues to overreach, to act out its plots on the global stage, the show will fall apart.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan said that though it was well-intentioned, DACA represented an overreach of executive power by Obama.
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"Businesses continue to face a great deal of uncertainty due to regulatory overreach by the previous administration," the letter reads.
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No one is for housing discrimination, and the goal of equalizing opportunity through this federal government overreach sounds high-minded.
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That's led to an outcry from a number of business groups, who say its an unfair overreach by the commission.
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If China gets lured into a false sense of superiority, it could overreach and make its aggressive move against Taiwan.
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The company's fall from grace came to symbolize the overreach of Silicon Valley and the hype that surrounds unproven technology.
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By using slogans rather than substance, the Bureau has attempted to muddy the debate waters and obscure its regulatory overreach.
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"We are pleased that the court ruled against the Obama administration's latest illegal federal overreach," Paxton said in a statement.
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Please email your members of Congress and tell them to get rid of this unaccountable, authoritarian tool of government overreach.
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Importantly, my bill preserves critical financial safety measures but without the regulatory overreach that has suffocated so many small banks.
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Critics have portrayed such taxes as another example of state overreach and say such efforts unfairly target low-income smokers.
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As with the previous lawsuit, attorneys for the president argued that these latest subpoenas are an example of congressional overreach.
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In an interview with The Huffington Post published Friday, Ryan didn't rule out suing a Republican president over executive overreach.
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This kind of overreach is, in effect, what Ms. Warren is advocating now in her criticism of the S.E.C. chairwoman.
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They contend that the order is an example of blatant government overreach that is inhibiting growth in the broadband industry.
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While Dodd–Frank has created certain regulatory "overreach" problems, we believe the balance is correct in the five areas mentioned.
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"This court has repeatedly been called upon to push back against the incredible overreach by the Obama administration," she said.
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Landesman uses Tom Sizemore's campy take on Bill Sullivan, who blackmailed Coretta Scott King, to personify the agency's authoritarian overreach.
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"The president pledged to reverse this type of federal overreach," White House press secretary Sean Spicer reminded reporters last week.
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It is Americans today working against police violence, against laws that restrict freedom, against overreach by the government and corporations.
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The only thing stopping such overreach is DJI's thus-far unknown commitment to keeping its platform as open as possible.
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The YouTube community itself flags videos as mature content, and like any self-reporting system, it's open to abuse/overreach.
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But explicitly targeting long-term yields again may prove politically challenging, renewing concerns about central bank overreach and market intervention.
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And then there are a few that define a moment in time by explaining why asset markets overreach and implode.
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He is vehemently opposed to new regulation and a carbon tax, and he says the E.P.A. is guilty of overreach.
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But some warn that the National Supervision Commission, a new agency designed to institutionalize anti-graft efforts, could signal overreach.
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Others, including Mr. Paul, have objected to a possible overreach of executive power that future presidents could take advantage of.
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Others have accused the United States of overreach, asking why Huawei's activities in Iran should be subject to American laws.
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Corporate fashions come and go, and managers of companies like G.E. may fall prey to stultifying complexity and financial overreach.
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If it does not pull back from these intrusions on Western democracies, the overreach will ultimately reduce China's global power.
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Mr. Sessions was a longtime opponent of these agreements, complaining that they damaged police morale and smacked of federal overreach.
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Conservatives often frame sex ed as government overreach, arguing that lessons in sexuality and relationships are best provided by parents.
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If they are victorious, will Democrats overreach on either the nexus of social and cultural issues or on economic issues?
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They made huge banners showing a crossed-out hatchet, an instrument that quickly became the symbol of the state's overreach.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce said in September that price transparency proposals were a government overreach and would confuse people.
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However, he hinted that they would avoid doing so, saying that majorities should not "overreach" after a big election win.
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But preventing future outbreaks of regulatory overreach is going to require more fundamental reforms of the way the agency operates.
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When we were doing it, I hadn't fully appreciated how profound an overreach that was on the part of Nixon.
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Even before the court's decision Thursday, the length of Stone's sentence exploded into a national controversy over inappropriate political overreach.
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"The regulations were an overreach," said Robert Schaeffer, the public education director of FairTest, a group that fights standardized testing.
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The Trump administration's new travel restrictions and quarantine efforts have led some experts to criticize the measures as an overreach.
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Many Republicans consider the law a regulatory overreach, while some Democrats view it as a way of preventing another crisis.
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We should infer that both parties apparently support the overreach of the surveillance state, a fact that should concern Americans.
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The baseline barrage of privacy invasions you undergo just to get to your gate is comical in its authoritarian overreach.
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But the public should care about presidential overreach and the centralization of executive power in matters of war and peace.
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He considers his predecessors' reform efforts, particularly via consent decree, to be gross federal overreach that denigrates and demoralizes police.
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Instead of haggling over government funding, the fight will turn to a debate over presidential power and possible executive overreach.
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He singled out the Clean Water Rule, an E.P.A. regulation designed to protect streams and other waterways, as regulatory overreach.
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The lower courts enjoined DAPA, ruling that Obama's actions constituted executive overreach, and a divided Supreme Court upheld the injunction.
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With his declaration of a national emergency at the southern border, President Trump takes executive overreach to dizzying new heights.
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But Republicans have never wavered in their opposition to the mandate, which they see as a symbol of government overreach.
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They criticized crucial elements of the governor's subway overhaul, framing it as a wild overreach by the state's chief executive.
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Under Obama, the Education Department pushed schools to protect gay and transgender students, changes that conservatives see as federal overreach.
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The issue is obscure compared with other national concerns this campaign season, but doctrinaire conservatives detest eminent domain as government overreach.
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It's about defending a strong EU based on strong nation states, limiting the overreach of an unelected, central bureaucracy in Brussels.
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Bypassing Congress' constitutional control of the nation's purse strings would lead to certain legal challenges and bipartisan charges of executive overreach.
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Ben Cardin, a Maryland Democrat, pressed Pruitt on his lawsuits against the EPA, charging the body with overreach in state matters.
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So is the new email law a case of bureaucratic overreach, or step toward reclaiming weekends and vacations for stressed earners?
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"We're also restoring the rule of law, reigning in federal regulatory overreach and refocusing EPA on its core responsibilities," Wheeler said.
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But sceptics worry about the dangers of overreach and the potential for clashing with greater powers crowding into the Red Sea.
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A balanced assessment of the regulatory environment would also recognize the overreach of the Obama administration on a number of fronts.
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Trump began citing the water rule on the campaign trail as an example of EPA overreach, earning cheers from rural audiences.
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Autonomous' preoccupation with agency also adds moral ambiguity to a generally black-and-white condemnation of capitalism and intellectual property overreach.
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It's been a hectic election full of vicious identity politics, disorienting misinformation, and increasing paranoia among Catalans about Spanish governmental overreach.
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Human rights activists criticized Trump's decision as continued U.S. military overreach, and warned civilian casualties would likely rise as a consequence.
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Canada, Spain, France and other U.S. allies oppose the provision and U.S. courts have questioned the legality of its extraterritorial overreach.
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These backlashes come not from any particular proposed policy but from the overreach associated with trying to do everything at once.
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For women who've received abortion care in the island like Ana, the efforts led by Venegas Brown are a gross overreach.
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With his voice, the highest court in our country was a ready and able check against both legislative and executive overreach.
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Trump would also hope to turn more moderate voters against the Democrats by painting their efforts as cravenly partisan political overreach.
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The states say this action is overreach by the federal government and have been pushing for the plan to be halted.
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The president has taken more action to get rid of overreach in the federal government than any other president in history.
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Conservatives criticized the executive order as overreach by the executive branch and the controversy continues to play out in the courts.
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Evan Lucas, market strategist at spreadbetter IG, said in his morning note that "macro overreach" was still a very real problem.
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During President Barack Obama's administration, Duterte fiercely criticized the United States for what he characterized as military overreach in the Philippines.
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"A number of rules finalized by the Environmental Protection Agency exemplify the type of regulatory overreach that Americans rejected," Johnson wrote.
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The rule was an example of duplicative federal overreach, violating the legitimate authority of states to manage mining within their borders.
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"CPP's overreach would have driven up energy prices for consumers and businesses alike," said Wheeler on a call with reporters Tuesday.
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Blue Cross benefitted significantly from governmental overreach that allowed the company to compete — with a competitive advantage over other private organizations.
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"McCarthyism" has become a common—indeed too common—accusation today, wielded across the political spectrum whenever there's a whiff of overreach.
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But the program was blocked by courts after Texas and 26 other states challenged it as an overreach of presidential authority.
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But anyone below that upper echelon is given room to breathe, which results in a strange ambivalence about American imperial overreach.
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The right to privacy is an important bulwark against state overreach, and is rightly relied on by whistle-blowers and journalists.
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"The president has made good on a promise to ensure that the American people are not subject to overreach," she said.
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Mr. Perraut said he was simply trying to help stop a "train wreck" that will be caused by the F.D.A. overreach.
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Texas and 25 other states quickly challenged the legality of the unilateral actions, arguing they constitute a case of executive overreach.
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Tom McClintock (R-Calif.), focuses on what the GOP sees as "executive branch overreach" in the use of the Antiquities Act.
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Blocking the Whole Foods acquisition would have been classic policy overreach from the "big is bad" days of pre-Chicago antitrust.
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And they argue that federal overreach has led to a spike in deportations of otherwise law-abiding immigrants over minor infractions.
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It is ironic to see many right-wingers criticizing overreach by law enforcement, while many left-wingers now defend such overreaching.
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The lawsuit, he said, was related to what AT&T viewed as government overreach, not the provisions prohibiting tiered internet service.
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Even so, the proposed bill would likely face substantial opposition from Senate Republicans concerned about regulatory overreach in the financial sector.
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He noted the Supreme Court spoke out "very loudly" on executive overreach in the landmark case Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v.
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Unfortunately, U.S. patent law has few built-in protections to ensure that patent monopolies do not overreach and restrict free expression.
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Lawyers have argued the DEA's new code is an overreach since CBD products extracted from marijuana are legal in many states.
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At the same time, the proposed rule will roll back executive branch overreach and protect the rights of homeowners and landowners.
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However, the many thousands of workers and businesses punished by EPA's regulatory overreach are ready to welcome Pruitt as their savior.
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He has promised to protect Czechs from overreach by Brussels, but also to remain an active partner in the European Union.
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He, too, fretted unnecessarily about federal overreach, while greatly underestimating the jobs and economic benefits a clean energy economy could bring.
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"What happened here in 2014, I've never seen government overreach quite like that," Angie Bundy, Ryan's wife, said in an interview.
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In these and other cases, claims of injustice, unfairness and overreach by the Justice Department have driven the calls for mercy.
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Using either of those tools to support baseload plants would be "regulatory overreach" to make the most committed liberal bureaucrat blush.
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Feared among activists, journalists and political opponents, Senain was widely accused of spying, overreach and ideological and political intimidation and repression.
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But are Hampton Creek's struggles a classic case of Silicon Valley overreach or just the usual chaos of an ambitious startup?
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Just as it takes a village to raise a child, it requires a dysfunctional system to produce and enable Ghosn's overreach.
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They know regular order is a serious threat to Obama's plan to secure his legacy through higher spending and executive overreach.
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"The cases we tend to latch on to are ones involving federal overreach and unconstitutional acts of Congress," Landry told POLITICO.
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But Roberts's Obergefell opinion was as much a warning against conservative judicial overreach as it was an attack on marriage equality.
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Since taking office, Mr. Trump has rolled back a wide range of emissions regulations, calling them "horrible" examples of federal overreach.
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I have introduced S.B. 54, the California Values Act, to protect our police officers and communities from this outrageous federal overreach.
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The futility of Apple's overreach into fictional worlds is also a contradiction to some of its real and publicly visible customers.
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George Washington was among those who saw the resolutions as a cure that was worse than the illness of federal overreach.
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But, he said, "the total repeal is also an overreach," because it targets civil rights regulations as well as testing rules.
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Kelly maintains that she was a scapegoat for Christie and that the case against her was an example of prosecutorial overreach.
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The Communist Party has long ruled supreme, and the country lacks a strong court system or other checks against government overreach.
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Suleimani, who was indeed "drenched in both American and Iranian blood," as Trump said, had pushed his country into dangerous overreach.
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Sorna may seem like an odd place for the court's majority to make a stand on congressional abdication and executive overreach.
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But rather than providing a check on future anti-terror overreach, the Fourth Circuit's overreaching opinion is likely to encourage it.
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A number of states have reacted to the requests with anger, arguing they represent a severe overreach by the federal government.
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In addition, the directors must be the stewards of owner capital to contain any managerial overreach that dips into shareholders' pockets.
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In particular, the administration has strongly criticized WTO dispute settlement for judicial overreach, creating obligations WTO members have not bargained for.
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Most rank-and-file Democrats, even the fiercest Trump critics, think impeachment would look like an overreach at this stage. Rep.
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Republicans have long vowed to repeal Dodd-Frank, arguing that it amounts to massive government overreach and stymies the financial sector.
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This is a breathtaking overreach by an administration that clearly doesn't understand that a president's powers are limited by the Constitution.
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Trump has a point about U.N. overreach in recent years with ideas like "right to protect" that can rationalize military interventions.
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"I am keenly aware of the overreach some law enforcement agencies have exercised in some of these cases," Judge Barnes wrote.
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If you're fretting about the perceived overreach of #MeToo, maybe start by examining the ways you've upheld the stigmatization of feminism.
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But the industry sees the issue as a broader one, focused on the importance of encryption and worries about government overreach.
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The Obama administration created DACA in 2012 through executive order — not legislation — which Sessions called an unconstitutional overreach of presidential power.
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Real financial advisors don't see this as a political issue or as regulatory overreach, but as a matter of right and wrong.
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The Every Student Succeeds Act, a federal education law passed last year, was designed to prevent overreach by a secretary of education.
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And, as Facebook's repeated overreach and stumbles have shown, plenty can go wrong even when a company is following its own rules.
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The most recent examples of Mr. Macron's overreach have involved the difficult questions of European personnel, enlargement, Brexit and relations with Russia.
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Trump did not elaborate on how he would revisit the issue, but he has criticized DACA as executive branch overreach by Obama.
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It also called it an example of government overreach, supposedly because the federal government is trying to overturn local and state laws.
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In a perfect world, we all want to stand with Hong Kong in its aim to remain free of China's aggressive overreach.
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Additional crackdowns on free assembly and protest represent a "huge legal overreach, that completely goes against international human rights standards," he added.
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This case is another example of government overreach and regulators extinguishing innovation by imposing arbitrary new rules on small businesses like ours.
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Drafted two days before Donald Trump's inauguration, the rule-making was seen by many Republicans as an example of executive office overreach.
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EISEN: I JUST WONDER WITH THIS OVERREACH, IF YOU'RE WORRIED OR YOU EXPECT THIS TO FUEL ANTI-EU AND ANTI-EURO SENTIMENT?
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"This week's activity from the DOJ is a further example of global overreach in pursuit of a deeply flawed case," Low said.
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The decision to cap CEO terms caused consternation among bankers who described it as an unexpected overreach into the private sector's affairs.
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With the first Homeland book, it felt like you were suggesting real ways to resist surveillance overreach and react to real politics.
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The decision was overturned a month later and the judge was eventually fired after complaints her initial ruling was a judicial overreach.
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The Republican Attorneys General Association and energy companies contend the EPA, under Obama, is guilty of executive overreach and has hurt business.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Raytheon and United Technologies' planned $114 bln tie-up raises questions about strategy, cost cuts and executive overreach.
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There has clearly been an uptick in general investor concern about the eroding effectiveness and potential overreach of global central bank policies.
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Lawyers for the six men said they posed no threat and were simply backing Bundy in a case of unfair government overreach.
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The problem, though, is that their overreach will allow Trump to blot out the legitimate reporting done by CNN (and other outlets).
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This is not an "overreach" as has been described by some members in Congress who want to get rid of the rule.
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Coupled with inflationary enforcement, jurisdictional overreach, and the claw back of well-settled rules, the Wheeler FCC found little favor with industry.
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Gorsuch emphasized the need for "neutral and independent judges to apply the law in the people's disputes" and warned against judicial overreach.
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Occasionally, Machado's genre-bending conceits overreach, but her use of a vivid experimental lens to show women struggling for agency is startling.
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But as preparations begin for the 2020 election, she must guard against actions that could be portrayed by the GOP as overreach.
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But the jury appeared swayed by the defendants' contention that they were protesting government overreach and posed no threat to the public.
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That's a treacherous formula for executive overreach, but given the national security cabinet Trump has assembled, it could be America's saving grace.
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Both liberals concerned with presidential overreach and conservatives concerned about misdeeds of the prior administration would like to see such a document.
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But critics, including Wall Street and most Republicans, say the CFPB is the epitome of government overreach and wields too much power.
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However, though the GOP is firmly planted in the catbird seat, it would be prudent not to overreach or interpret the Nov.
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The move was met with strong pushback from Democrats and a handful of Republicans who felt it was an overreach of power.
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Mr. Brown's proposal has inflamed local politicians, environmentalists and community groups, who see it as state overreach into how they regulate development.
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The CFPB has been a sore spot among GOP leaders who view the bureau as the poster child for postcrisis regulatory overreach.
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Drawing upon good-faith concerns about surveillance abuses, prosecutorial overreach, and law enforcement militarization is a clever way to go about this.
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Trump and his supporters claim that trade agreements overreach and that the U.S. has forfeited too much sovereignty by signing similar treaties.
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Then, just two years ago, the law professor John Pfaff made the argument, persuasively, that the key factor was simply prosecutorial overreach.
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US withholds aid to Egypt Another aspect of Egypt's legal system which has been criticized is the alleged overreach by military courts.
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Experts are already warning that this latest government overreach could have a chilling affect on foreign direct investment, further damaging our economy.
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Whenever there is sentencing overreach, or, as music mogul Jay-Z described it, "heavy-handed" sentencing, we must push for judicial accountability.
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The issue here is one of overreach: taking an argument that has worthwhile applications and extending it further than it usefully goes.
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This overreach may well cost them a particularly important vote on the high court: that of its lone moderate conservative, Anthony Kennedy.
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Selecting The Post for Best Picture would send a clear message to Washington about government corruption, presidential overreach, and the First Amendment.
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The bill passed through the House and the Senate 35-15, but McCrory vetoed the bill, citing the possibility of government overreach.
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" She frequently rails against "unelected bureaucrats" at the FCC, who she claims have committed egregious "government overreach" by issuing "job-killing regulations.
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The back-and-forth, the wild swings between alleged overreach and compromise -- it seems as if the NFL has outright played itself.
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Most great horror monsters are stand-ins for some cultural anxiety like fear in the atomic age or scientific overreach or racism.
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But he has stacked his regime with cronies and has brazenly flouted the standards and protocols meant to rein in executive overreach.
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In attempting to end it in September, President Trump argued that Mr. Obama's actions were unconstitutional and an overreach of executive power.
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President Trump moved to end the program in September, saying that Mr. Obama's actions were unconstitutional and an overreach of executive power.
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The Edwards case — which ended in an acquittal and mistrial — has been invoked by Trump allies as an example of prosecutorial overreach.
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The end of the Mueller investigation reveals that post-Watergate guardrails set up against executive overreach have been smashed and need replacing.
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If Congress decides not to properly fund the I.R.S., it wouldn't be overreach for Democrats to look into the president's tax returns.
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There were instances of executive overreach (Franklin Roosevelt, Richard Nixon), but the most egregious abuses were checked by Congress and the courts.
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"We're not going to sit idly by with congressional presidential harassment and overreach," said Jay Sekulow, one of Mr. Trump's personal lawyers.
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Overreach and spectacularly bad timing—involving an oil crisis, a recession and a sinking pound—brought Lyons to the brink of insolvency.
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Republicans in Western states have accused both Mr. Clinton and Mr. Obama of federal overreach in demanding strict protections for those sites.
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That would be a difficult task, since his own attorney general, Jeff Sessions, has declared DACA unconstitutional and an overreach of authority.
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The Supreme Court's decision in Hernández transforms the Bill of Rights into a paper tiger in many cases involving law enforcement overreach.
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Pruitt's work has garnered approval from leaders like Bevin who represent states and industries that were hammered by Obama-era EPA overreach.
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MoveOn arose in response to what was perceived as the Republican congressional overreach that resulted in the impeachment of President Bill Clinton.
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The tweaks directly address industry complaints about the Volcker Rule and its fund investment limits, which banks have criticized as regulatory overreach.
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The challenge going forward is to avoid overreach, to continue the hard work of revelatory journalism without cheering for a specific outcome.
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He promised in a speech last month to immediately roll back what he viewed as regulatory overreach by his predecessor, Tom Wheeler.
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The warning seemed like overreach on the part of the state—the twitching of an old impulse from the Ben Ali years.
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Worst of all, at a time of growing hope against pervasive and intrusive regulatory overreach, it would be a giant leap backward.
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It was gross overreach by an out-of-control federal justice system that had unfairly brought down a national law enforcement hero.
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Yet at the same time, the monarchy's defenders have long presented the royals as the last bulwark against demagogy and political overreach.
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One former United States diplomat who admires M.B.Z. told me that his handling of the Libya mess underscored the danger of overreach.
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But one potential drawback of taking SoftBank's money is the pressure to spend its billions fast, which can lead startups to overreach.
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This overreach is most evident in the context of sensitive domestic policies relating to the right to life and right to health.
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Detractors of the bureau deride it for overreach, contending that it has stymied lending, harming the housing market and stalling car sales.
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But payday lenders said the arbitration decision set a precedent for Congress to curtail what they described as the CFPB's unchecked overreach.
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Improvements through legislation that fix SEC overreach and build upon its early success will enable more entrepreneurs to utilize this funding option.
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Critics said it would lead to increased censorship and official overreach in a country where freedom of expression is already under pressure.
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They argue that efforts to ban or otherwise tighten regulations on pornography is the kind of overreach they have long stood against.
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Opposing Senate File 26, Democrat senator Nate Boulton described it as a legislative overreach that would have a "chilling effect" on physicians.
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Given President Trump's nasty attitude toward women, his administration is the worst possible candidate for challenging federal overreach on campus sexual assault.
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Readers responded to the editorial, "A Free Press Needs You," with their thoughts on the role and, sometimes, overreach of the media.
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Ms. Hersman, who previously served as chairwoman of the National Transportation Safety Board, said concerns about government overreach often lessened with time.
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In recent weeks, President Donald Trump has "pledged to reverse this overreach," in the words of White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
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Many described it as a political move for Republicans who want to show the base that they rolled back Obama executive overreach.
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"As a fellow fierce critic of the EPA, I know he's going to roll back the regulations that have been an overreach," Rep.
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Warren, a second-term senator and fierce critic of financial industry overreach, has repeatedly grilled the Trump administration and banks about their practices.
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And she argued that "overreach" by schools and "the heavy hand of Washington" had ruined the lives of survivors and the accused alike.
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The move triggered outrage from Democratic leaders, who said Trump is setting an alarming precedent for future presidents to overreach with executive power.
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The complaint goes on, in great detail, to explain why this is not just a breach of privacy, but a potentially dangerous overreach.
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He also knows a thing about government overreach, and this time, the bureaucrats in Washington of dipped their fingers into his special sauce.
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Supporters of Trump's 2018 budget proposal call it a "back to basics" approach, carving away what they see as the agency's regulatory overreach.
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Republicans have long opposed Obamacare on grounds it was government overreach and that it simply led to higher insurance premiums for many Americans.
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In 2012, Johnson basically torpedoed bipartisan privacy and cybersecurity legislation on the basis that it was a regulatory overreach and bad for business.
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Greg Abbott said Monday that the White House guidance on transgender bathrooms in schools is unconstitutional and the latest example of executive overreach.
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When the president announces a plan to unilaterally naturalize every DACA recipient, what progressive wants to be the one carping about executive overreach?
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We've liberated the American economy from Washington overreach, cutting twenty-two regulations for every one new regulation — the most in history by far.
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The Lee-Leahy bill would end bulk collection of Americans' data, strengthen protections and transparency, and curb surveillance overreach while protecting national security.
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"I realized that I was kind of putting my own thoughts into this [...] it was government overreach," he told the Tampa Bay Times.
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Inhofe has been critical of what he characterized as overreach by the EPA, as well as its rule making and bureaucracy under Obama.
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Without new rules, its judges have found themselves interpreting the ambiguities in old ones in a way that looks to some like overreach.
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But it left DACA on the books despite similar criticism of that program -- namely that both programs were an overreach of executive authority.
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If Republican legislators approve this local minimum wage nullification bill, Greitens should stand up for local communities and veto the state legislature's overreach.
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"The overreach of that 9th Circuit is really confirming what many of us have been talking about for a long time," Collins said.
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Iran's increasing overreach in foreign conflicts has, at times, demanded an international response, thereby bringing about the opposite of the regime's intended outcomes.
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That's important, because over the years, a perception grew that the term "Common Core" meant federal overreach and a Washington imposition on states.
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Regulatory overreach in our healthcare system can impact the market by discouraging new market entrants, decrease access and increase the cost of care.
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Why it matters: Wolf's move will trigger more political mudslinging after Republicans lambasted a court ruling last month as judicial overreach and partisan.
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President Trump, speaking at a rally in Tennessee after Judge Watson's ruling, accused the judge of "overreach" that made the U.S. look weak.
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But if the Obama years proved anything, it's that the conventional wisdom of how "overreach" translates into political consequences is murky and unintuitive.
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I expect Democrats will now overreach in their demands for information they want but are not entitled to as a matter of law.
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When Vladimir Putin set out to avenge history and make Russia great again, he whipped up anti-American hysteria and scorned Washington's overreach.
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For years, Democrats worked to make sure that "Benghazi," in the context of the political culture, became a shorthand for cynical partisan overreach.
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Those changes led to further administration successes in limiting the power of the unelected bureaucracy and protecting workers and business from federal overreach.
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Republicans have argued the Obama regulation amounted to a federal overreach that limited a state's ability to determine its own drug testing policy.
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In this age of unbridled administrative overreach, it is a rare thing for the executive branch to be willing to slim itself down.
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Many of the U.K.'s most powerful judges have expressed alarm at the judicial overreach by the EU courts and with good reason.
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Upset with what they see as "executive overreach" from the Obama administration, the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday approved the new task force.
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But Democrats have lambasted that idea as executive overreach and warned it would raid military coffers at a time when readiness is shaky.
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The House Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on what it sees as "overreach" by the Obama administration on matters of foreign affairs.
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The same way we often do when policies don't align with public opinion — party overreach stemming from rule changes intended to preserve power.
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But tech companies and civil liberties groups say it's a dangerous overreach that will affect a wide range of businesses and their customers.
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The White House has condemned decisions by judges to keep the program open in the meantime, calling them an overreach into federal authority.
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The plank released Thursday calls on the legislative branch to restore its authority over what Republicans see as executive overreach under President Obama.
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There's a curious logic to the way the lurid and memorable Jackson case stands in for so many other instances of prosecutorial overreach.
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Led by Ammon Bundy, a group of protesters took over the refuge to protest what they said was government overreach on federal lands.
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Critics say that the rule amounts to government overreach into the decisions — and demographic makeup — of individual communities and a free housing market.
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Some of his ideas feel like a blatant overreach, but others ring with sturdy logic, and he puts together his evidence with style.
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Thune said his effort, which some conservatives have said was government overreach, had born fruit and praised the company's response in a statement.
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"I am seriously concerned that overreach by the executive branch is an invitation for further expansion and abuse by future presidents," Romney said.
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Washington considers, along with most of the world, that China's maritime borders are a territorial overreach sanctioned by international law and arbitration procedures.
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In revoking the letter, as well as several other Obama-era guidelines, Sessions said he was stopping yet another overreach of government power.
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At his own hearing, Judge Bork had spoken derisively about Griswold and made clear that he regarded the decision as illegitimate judicial overreach.
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Many performers, directors, and producers of porn films have blasted the new parameters as bureaucratic overreach, as well as being condescending and unrealistic.
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What YouTube intended as a slap on Crowder's wrist has instead turned the video creator into a martyr standing against Big Tech overreach.
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All the while, she modeled how to emphasize issues like constitutional overreach and the "alarming march of communism" while playing down racial segregation.
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On Twitter, the libertarian-leaning Amash criticized the order as an overreach, arguing that Trump should work with Congress to change immigration policy.
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They would publish things people didn't want to know, and it was just such a massive overreach without any thought put into it.
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He said the agency under President Obama was engaged in "phenomenal overreach" and that the Trump administration's efforts were aimed at correcting that.
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But industry consistently balked at those regulations, calling them an overreach, duplicative and unnecessary, unleashing a backlash that has informed Mr. Trump's approach.
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While the country faced a real problem of excessive drinking, powerful anti-immigrant hostility is what drove this monumental act of constitutional overreach.
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It is a challenge fraught with risk for a liberal politician, as a perceived overreach in social engineering can provoke a conservative backlash.
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Such a fight would play out politically — with accusations by Democrats of a cover-up and by Republicans of legislative overreach — and legally.
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They're also concerned that government will overreach, like by asking for more and different data than it needs to meet real national needs.
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The seizure of Ms. Watkins's records has raised concerns about overreach by the Justice Department, particularly among news organizations and press freedom groups.
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In this view, the mandate is a form of unacceptable government overreach, a violation of the individual right to avoid engaging in commerce.
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The Treasury Department says that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau should be substantially stripped of its powers, accusing the agency of regulatory overreach.
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Mr. Botel has also supported the national Common Core standards, which have been denounced by Ms. DeVos and Mr. Trump as federal overreach.
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"Will it be effective or will it overreach?" said Jillian York, the director for international freedom of expression at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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There have been times when it has been accused of overreach simply for carrying out its responsibilities under the nation's basic environmental laws.
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With California's law poised to take effect — and at least three states weighing similar legislation — critics are raising the question of government overreach.
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As Oklahoma's attorney general, Pruitt fervently and effectively fought to protect Oklahomans against federal overreach and to defend sound energy and environmental policy.
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History is replete with examples of government overreach and overzealous prosecutors and special agents sometimes overstepping their bounds, either intentionally or by mistake.
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It takes a special effort to stand out in an administration full of overreach and boundary-crossing but the FCC is doing so.
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"Unfortunately, a spike in the use of these products by teens has resulted in regulatory panic and significant government overreach," the groups wrote.
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I believe Trump when he says that he wants to curtail overreach by the federal government and restore the authority of the states.
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Incensed drivers ignored the new limits, and they were abetted by states that refused to enforce a rule they saw as federal overreach.
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Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, is wary of repeating the overreach that occurred the last time the Republicans controlled all three branches.
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The CRA resolution we have introduced stops the overreach put forward by the Obama administration in January in order to prioritize continued safety.
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Past presidents have aggressively defended their need to receive confidential advice, claiming "executive privilege" when confronted with what they've seen as legislative overreach.
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Fairly or not, what made Jacobson and Waters heroes to some made them the embodiment of elitism and nanny-state overreach to others.
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Upset with what they see as "executive overreach" from the Obama administration, Republicans are forming a task force to challenge the president's power.
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But while Republicans cast the ruling as an overreach, Democrats have celebrated the decision as reflecting the party's identity as a swing state.
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"Seems to be an overreach," he said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" of the paper's most recent report concerning the GOP's presumptive presidential nominee.
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"I'm not big on government, and I think there's a lot of overreach, but I'm trying to be a good steward," he said.
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Everyone who opposes the federal government's overreach should contact their senators and representatives, and urge them to co-sponsor and pass the bill.
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Some hail the executive order as a reprieve from federal overreach, while others are condemning it as an assault on our public lands.
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The authors of this section of Dodd-Frank intentionally facilitated this overreach because they did not want to be hampered by elected government.
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"Governments are prone to overreach in an emergency," Gaurav Laroia, Senior Policy Counsel and privacy expert at consumer group Free Press told Motherboard.
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But the ruling took away an important opportunity for the Texas Supreme Court to draw a line in the sand on DFPS overreach.
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He ramped up the office under Republican former Governor Rick Perry and helped forge challenges to what the state saw as federal overreach.
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However, President Donald Trump announced in September he was scrapping the program, arguing it represented an unconstitutional overreach of power by his predecessor.
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Opponents of the Mueller investigation, including the president, have long pointed to this FISA warrant on Page as an example of FBI overreach.
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And here's where things move from discussion about appropriate sexual behavior to institutional reactions and punishment — to overreach and violations of due process.
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The Heritage Foundation is against labeling of genetically engineered food, banning trans fats, and what is deems to be "overreach" by the FDA.
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Republicans have blasted the directive as executive branch overreach, and more than a dozen states have sued the Obama administration to block it.
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To deal with today's challenges, though, Europe's leaders will have to acknowledge the twin plagues of overreach and complacency that brought them to this dangerous point: overreach in going for the grand gesture — a currency union, ambitious expansion to include former Eastern Bloc countries, open borders and global markets; complacency about the consequences — neither within each nation nor at the European Union level.
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Republicans were not similarly up in arms when Democrats accused President George W. Bush of constitutional overreach with warrantless wiretapping and unilateral antiterrorism policies.
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"We feel we must speak up in the face of what we see as an overreach by the U.S. government," wrote Mr. Cook, 55.
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If Trump's executive orders exceed his executive power and violate federal law or the constitution, Gorsuch would be likely to rule against executive overreach.
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And any overreach by the administration and Republicans could give Democrats in tough positions a talking point to cover them voting against the package.
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It&aposs considered one of the most important courts in the land including multiple opinions against the overreach of then President Obama&aposs EPA.
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The issue has sparked a fiery debate, with supporters of Obama's guidelines applauding federal protections for transgender students while critics slammed them as overreach.
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Last week, the White House cast the mandate as federal overreach that infringes on the constitutional right of states to run their own elections.
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Americans admire individual success, and there is a deep culture of independence that has not yet been eradicated by decades of creeping federal overreach.
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The legislation aims to repeal and replace the Obamacare law, which Republicans call a government overreach that has ruined healthcare in the United States.
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Rules that correct the regulatory overreach of the Obama administration, or follow the law as passed by Congress, are reported as damaging the environment.
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How can an enormous conservative media outlet opposing leftist cultural overreach ignore a conservative president who was swept to power partially by that opposition?
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"The Eastern District has a solid reputation for siding with the underdog if you will and for being open for actions against government overreach."
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Mr. Obama did not answer questions posted by the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, about the war against the Islamic State or executive overreach.
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After the bureau's formation, Republicans and the financial services industry decried what they considered overzealous regulatory overreach by its Obama-appointed director, Richard Cordray.
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His story similarly became a massive rallying point for religious fundamentalists and far-right pundits who believed it was an example of government overreach.
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Worst-case scenarios Given these concerns about privacy and overreach, Dextro co-founder, David Luan, was willing to address potential misuses of the technology.
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Speaking in Salt Lake City Monday, Trumps said the move reverses "federal overreach" and will return control of land to local authorities and citizens.
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The country is currently in the grips of its own dictator–like leader who has been criticized for overreach, particularly since the 2016 coup.
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Conventional Washington wisdom has solidified behind the argument that Democrats could leave themselves open to accusations of overreach if they try to oust Trump.
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ONE IS THEY SAY THIS HAS NOT LED TO ANY ADDITIONAL RISK IN THE BANKING SYSTEM AND SECOND, IT'S JUST SEEN AS REGULATORY OVERREACH.
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What followed, however, also validated concerns that she would overreach as president, flashing forward to the sweeping purge undertaken in response to those events.
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"I think their academic work on privacy is solid," says Gunes Acar, a postdoctoral researcher at Princeton, who studies digital data flow and overreach.
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Republicans have long opposed Obamacare, formally called the Affordable Care Act, on the grounds it was government overreach and led to higher insurance premiums.
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It also calls for them to be transparent about government requests for data, and to resist any perceived overreach by the courts or Washington.
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The Center will provide protection and advancement for the industry, including fighting against the government's regulatory overreach on a local, state, and federal level.
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Signed: April 22017, 2017 Under the order, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos is directed to study federal overreach in local and state education systems.
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Led by Ammon Bundy, a group of protesters took over the wildlife refuge to protest what they said was government overreach on federal lands.
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The Dodd Frank Act may have deserved the criticism about regulatory overreach, but it has helped put the banking system on more solid footing.
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We might think about this as corporate overreach, or we might turn this into an allegory about veterans who return from war fundamentally changed.
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Just as J. James Exon, the sponsor of the Communications Decency Act, had done two decades earlier, the senators deflected concerns about constitutional overreach.
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But technologists and privacy advocates say it is necessary to keep everyday users of the internet safe from hackers, identity thieves and government overreach.
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Some state and local election officials have expressed strong opposition to applying the designation in the past, arguing that it is a federal overreach.
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The whole government system is now ultimately opposed to "the means" – unbounded, unchecked, Title II regulatory authority -- that enabled the FCC's exceptional regulatory overreach.
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