"plenty of what should be executive power was delegated to congressional authority over the years as well"

Examples? The activist judges thing I can see, but I'm not so sure I'm concerned of a body with more singular authority (the president) delegating to a body with more democratic accountability and representation (congress), nor can I easily find any examples of it.

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tracker1 5 hours ago | parent [-]

The Federal Reserve itself would be the biggest example.

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bonsai_spool 5 hours ago | parent [-]

> The Federal Reserve itself would be the biggest example.

Can you expand? The Constitution gave the Executive powers that were then transferred to Congress and are now performed by the Federal Reserve?

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tracker1 3 hours ago | parent [-]

Paste from another reply: The fact that these "independent" bodies even exist outside executive control in the first place. The fact that a President signed the legislation that created these bodies is an example of passing executive power to the legislative.

	▲	techblueberry 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I won't say you're alone on this one, but the position that the federal reserve should not be independent is extremely controversial. So, if the president gave up his power to conduct monetary policy. Than good! But then that doesn't seem to correlate with Congress giving up their power so that they don't have to make unpopular votes and risk losing elections.