(Officials' powers) are so vaguely formulated, they are so broad, that in effect a bureaucrat, if he wants to ... can put our existence under threat.

It gives very wide powers to civil servants, thanks to deliberately vague phrasing.

Only the most outrageous, truly inadmissible limitations on the rights of international organizations were dropped. The bill still provides for widespread and arbitrary repression of Russian and international NGOs. ... Individual officials will have an enormous amount of authority to prevent NGOs from operating.

In our society, everyone wants to be a celebrity overnight.

A bureaucrat is a Democrat who holds some office that a Republican wants.

They've been legislating from the bench and they've been inventing various broad sweeping powers or inventing policy that they find intuitively in the Constitution which to any clear-minded person is not there at all.