President Donald Trump’s first nine months in office have fundamentally changed how the executive branch—and the federal government as a whole—operates. The Wilsonian and Rooseveltian model of federal regulatory agencies staffed by experts and nonpartisan civil servants who act in the public interest as defined by Congress is in shambles. Even agencies that were supposed to be insulated from day-to-day political pressure are under siege. Trump, with the Supreme Court’s blessing, has ousted

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