You applaud the worst then, for that kind of high regard of such narrowed action kept the trains running in Nazi Germany, no matter what their cargo.
It was careless behavior then, deadly careless. Today it is not yet as deadly, but still among the worst forms of dereliction of duty. The men and women of the FEC are equally subordinate to the Constitution as any, no matter what direction Congress wills them in a time.
Godwin's Law applied at post #29.
On the contrary, I am always happy to see an arm of the government take the proper care and respect that they do not exceed their authority as delegated to them by the proper Constitutional bodies. I don't want every two-bit bureaucrat substituting his or her opinion on Constitutionality over the laws as passed by Congress -- if Congress is wrong, there are more proper ways to fix that.
We are all subordinate to the Construction, but we don’t all have the same powers of enforcement. Congress doesn’t have the powers of the president, and here doesn’t have the powers of the SCOTUS.
Do you really want a regulatory agency determining who can, run?