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The law exists and it's old. The situation is not good but the article is rage bait.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tariffs_in_the_second_Trump_administration
I don't understand how what you quoted is less concerning
That depends on your political affiliation. Democrats could have changed the law years ago but haven't.
Overall it's more concerning because it reveals that accumulation of power in the hands of the president has been happening for years with no opposition.
Exactly
The Dems could have also ended the tax rates Trump started. They could have expanded SCOTUS, removed the filibuster, or citizens united, and they chose not to try to push the needle back in any meaningful way.
Through their actions, Dems imply their longterm goals are alligned with Republicans.
Bullshit. We’ve gone through that months ago and your link states
And that has nothing to do with the President claiming he can allocate that money as he sees fit
I was not able to find any document about it but I remember reading that that's how it has been handled.
Here’s a place you could look
Or if you want something specific to that money, the search ai says
Thanks. I must have remembered it wrongly.