Leverage policymaking takes a hit. What's the truth behind accusations of Kamala Harris' lack of citizenship?

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August 18, 2020

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If CEI v. FCC remains the law of the D.C. Circuit, then its lasting effect will be to open the courts to challenges against “leverage policymaking.”

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