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tomder55
Oct 24, 2025, 03:21 AM
The premise of 'The Matrix ' is a time after a war when Artificial Intelligence enslaves humans and create an alternate reality where humans think they are in control.


In framing a government which is to be administered by men over men, the great difficulty lies in this: you must first enable the government to control the governed; and in the next place oblige it to control itself.
(Federalist Papers 51)

James Madison may have made an assumption that we were establishing a government "administered by men over men".
Of course he could not see into the future .If he had then maybe it would've revealed a time when humans could be excluded from the job.

Humans may not be necessary anymore. We have had a President who lounged on the beach while an autopen signed the orders.

One of the ‘greatest scandals in US history’: House GOP to unveil report on Biden’s autopen use - The HeartlanderThe Heartlander (https://heartlandernews.com/2025/10/23/one-of-the-greatest-scandals-in-us-history-house-gop-to-unveil-report-on-bidens-autopen-use/)

Now we find out that judicial decisions were authored by staffers of judges while employing the use of AI to write them .

How extensive is this practice is yet to be determined. The reason we know about it was because 2 judges had to overrule themselves when their rulings were riddled with inaccuracies.

Two US judges withdraw rulings after attorneys question accuracy | Reuters (https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/two-us-judges-withdraw-rulings-after-attorneys-question-accuracy-2025-07-29/)


Both judges admitted to Grassley that their staff used generative AI to draft error-ridden orders. These orders misquoted state law, referenced individuals who didn’t appear in the case and attributed fake quotes to defendants, among other significant inaccuracies.



Grassley Releases Judges’ Responses Owni... | United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary (https://www.judiciary.senate.gov/press/rep/releases/grassley-releases-judges-responses-owning-up-to-ai-use-calls-for-continued-oversight-and-regulation)

Now AI is in its infancy and it took lazy humans to put the final T crossed and periods before releasing the decision. In the near future it will be possible to bypass.

The progressive reformers believed that the creation of the administrative state would be a more efficient way to govern and make law than the slow messy deliberative processes of Congress


But for progressive thinkers like Wilson and other advocates of the administrative state, government’s inherent constraints and divided authorities were threats to the goals of efficiency and progress. The evolution of American society between the founding and the turn of the 20th century required a new mission statement for government, beyond securing individual liberties.
Instead, unelected bureaucrats would replace politicians in determining broad ranging regulations, free from democratic oversight or political interference. Over time, a complete lack of accountability from the courts and further enablement by Congress have allowed federal entities with “quasi-legislative” and “quasi-judicial” (https://goldwaterinstitute.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Confronting-the-Administrative-State_web.pdf) powers to subvert constitutional principles and exert inordinate influence in the lives of citizens with minimal recourse.
The Constitution explicitly outlines the roles and responsibilities of each branch and directly forbids delegating respective powers to each other or subsequent public bodies. Article I of the Constitution invests the powers of policy making in the body of Congress and Congress alone. Despite this constitutional charge, Congress has consistently delegated its legislative authority to administrative bodies with limited Congressional oversight and no direct public accountability. Congress has evaded constitutional parameters by passing vague, aspirational statutes qualified by “intelligible principles” (https://www.heritage.org/political-process/report/administrative-state-constitutional-government#_ftn41) that theoretically limit administrative discretion. In reality, the courts have rarely challenged weak, open Congressional guidelines that empower administrative agencies and defer to expert interpretations in creating public policies.
The courts have enabled federal agencies to not only essentially create laws but interpret them as well. Despite Article III’s grant of judicial authority in “one supreme court” and “Congressionally established inferior courts” administrative judges and officers now exercise the authorities of judge and jury.


How America’s Administrative State Undermines the Constitution - American Legislative Exchange Council - American Legislative Exchange Council (https://alec.org/article/how-americas-administrative-state-undermines-the-constitution/#:~:text=But%20for%20progressive%20thinkers%20like ,of%20Congress%20and%20Congress%20alone.)

The framers understood that understanding human nature is to understand how a government should be established and administered. In the near future the leviathan swamp will be able to govern in a way the founders of the progressive administrative state never dreamed possible by eliminating the human element.

tomder55
Nov 3, 2025, 03:52 AM
From the House Oversight Committee


Barring evidence of executive actions taken during the Biden presidency showing that President Biden indeed took a particular executive action, the Committee deems those actions taken through use of the autopen as void. The validity of the executive actions allegedly approved and signed (largely by autopen) by President Biden must be reviewed to determine whether legal action is necessary to ameliorate consequences of any illegitimate pardons granted, or executive actions implemented, throughout the Biden Autopen Presidency. The Committee finds numerous executive actions—particularly clemency actions—taken during the Biden Administration were illegitimate.

The-Biden-Autopen-Presidency-Decline-Delusion-and-Deception-in-the-White-House-2025.10.24.pdf-UPDATED-Oct.-28.pdf (https://oversight.house.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/The-Biden-Autopen-Presidency-Decline-Delusion-and-Deception-in-the-White-House-2025.10.24.pdf-UPDATED-Oct.-28.pdf)


Missing is the legislation he allegedly signed into law in his term.

Article 1 Sec 7 Clause 2

Every Bill which shall have passed the House of Representatives and the Senate, shall, before it become a Law, be presented to the President of the United States; If he approve he shall sign it, but if not he shall return it, with his Objections to that House in which it shall have originated, who shall enter the Objections at large on their Journal, and proceed to reconsider it.

tomder55
Dec 12, 2025, 05:13 PM
But for progressive thinkers like Wilson and other advocates of the administrative state, government’s inherent constraints and divided authorities were threats to the goals of efficiency and progress. The evolution of American society between the founding and the turn of the 20th century required a new mission statement for government, beyond securing individual liberties.

This is becoming the dominant thinking among the Dems.
For more proof see the argument that Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson made in the recent oral arguments in the 'Trump v Slaughter' case.Trump wants the power to fire Federal employees .

Rebecca Kelly Slaughter was serving as a Commissioner on the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Trump fired her because her views were contrary to those of Trump . She sued and the case is now in SCOTUS.

Her case is that Congress set up the agency to be independent of the President . But does Congress have the power to create an agency run by the executive where the Chief Executive of the US does not have control of the agency ? The DC court ruled in her favor and ordered her reinstatement. The Circus court denied Trump's appeal .

Oral arguments were heard . This is a telling exchange between Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson and Solicitor General John Saur .

BROWN JACKSON: You seem to think that that there’s something about the president that requires him to control everything as a matter of democratic accountability, when on the other side we have Congress saying we’d like these particular agencies and officers to be independent of presidential control for the good of the people. We’re exercising our Article one authority to protect the people by creating this independent structure. And I don’t understand why it is that the thought that the president gets to control everything can outweigh Congress’s clear authority and duty to protect the people in this way.

SAUER: Congress has a broad authority in structuring the federal government. What it lacks authority to do is to create these headless agencies, agencies who have no boss and are not answerable to the voters.

BROWN JACKSON: Why? Why does it lack – the Constitution does not say that Congress cannot create an independent agency.

Note the heavy emphasis on 'for the good of the people " and "protect the people "

That is no different that Woodrow Wilson's paternalistic attitudes justifying a government of experts because the people were too stupid to choose who rules them .