You have to be a real f....t to CONSTANTLY do that.
And you do not believe in a republic.
Exhibit A:
What’s it like being a ####ing p#### and running like a little b.tch to a judge every time something doesn’t go your way?
You have to be a real f....t to CONSTANTLY do that.
And you do not believe in a republic.
You have to be a real f....t to CONSTANTLY do that.
And you do not believe in a republic.
You’ve got it right. More to the point, allowing the enemy the power to dictate the terms of the fight transfers authority constitutionally held by the Executive branch, over to the Judiciary.
That’s what Trump is in essence doing by deferring to the courts every time one of his EO’s is struck down by a judge. And that transfer of authority is on its own unconstitutional, an abdication of the authority vested in the Executive branch by the U.S. Constitution.
It’s the same abdication of authority Congress performed on itself when it began to essentially defer tough risky decisions over to the judiciary, which it has been doing now for years. Thus we now have two branches of government running scared and deferring all “risky” decisions to the judiciary.
Calls by these branches of government for the Supreme Court to “intervene” and make decisions which rightfully belong to themselves are nothing but an abdication and transfer of Constitutional authority over to an unelected branch of government.
Congress is now, and has been for years, impotent. An Alinsky dream come true. The same voluntary abdication to the judiciary of its constitutionally-mandated authority to rule and make decisions and to have them enforced, is now taking place within the Executive branch.
Every important decision of the Trump administration is now being argued and decisioned by lawyers and Clinton and Obama appointee judges in the lower courts.
In the meantime, the time it takes to move these court cases through the system has provided a window of opportunity for our enemies to insert Muslim extremists into our country.
We have now lost two branches of government, branches which were essential to providing checks and balances to the consolidation of federal authority within any one branch. The founders knew well what the dangers were.
We are now being ruled by a completely corrupted and suborned judiciary. By appointees, and not by anyone whom the U.S. electorate voted for, who now have total authority to suspend both Executive branch and Congressional branch orders issued on immigration and national security.
Two of the three branches of government, the only two controlled by the voters, have now been effectively stripped of power and authority. We are left with the one which has never been or ever will be subject to the will of the people and is immune to elections and can hold power for years and years. Coincidence?
This is a frontal attack on the American people and U.S. Constitution.
Can you remember in 2015 when Obama unannounced seeded the schools in numerous cities and states with so-called “refugee children” who had serious health issues, without even consulting with the various states? The states went to court to stop the onslaught.
They were promptly spanked by the judges who told them immigration issues were solely the province of the President, guaranteed by the Constitution, so hands off and do what you are told!
Contrast those rulings with the one-eighty the judiciary has done since Trump’s election—suddenly the President has no authority to issue immigration bans and the states attorney generals and lower court judges now have standing to reverse Executive branch orders on immigration and national security.
This is a Constitutional crisis of immense proportions, effectively a cold coup d’etat.