Southard 88 rejected the contention that Congress had unconstitutionally delegated power to the federal courts to establish rules of practice. 89 Chief Justice Marshall agreed that the rulemaking power was a legislative function and that Congress could have formulated the rules itself, but he denied that the delegation was impermissible.
"People had <span>more negative feelings toward the Republican Party" would be the best option since their refusal to pass a budget led the government to shut down, which greatly hurt their reputation among Americans.</span>
