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BREAKING: Leftist Judges Shocked to Learn Trump Won’t Roll Over and Play Dead
Flopping Aces ^ | 02-11-25 | Kurt Schlichter

Posted on 02/11/2025 2:43:54 PM PST by Starman417

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To: John Milner

Just put the page back up, with the links leading to nowhere.


41 posted on 02/11/2025 7:08:22 PM PST by Tolerance Sucks Rocks (FBI out of Florida!)
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To: lurk
The new Trump-led DOJ and the White House legal team have been mute so far. Sure hope they know what they’re doing.

That's how you know they know what they're doing. The lawyers remaining mute is no accident. They've signed contracts with teeth in them I'll bet. Contracts developed by Trump's own legal staff so that the contracts weren't leaked.

Think about it.

42 posted on 02/11/2025 7:33:08 PM PST by CptnObvious
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To: Fledermaus

I was seriously dejected as recently as the day before the election and even on election night I did not believe that the deep state would allow Trump to be President again. They successfully cheated once they took him to court and they tried to kill him. Yet here we are. Trump has way more power than ever and with nominal control of Congress he could eliminate the filibuster and pack the Supreme Court. Roberts will play ball.


43 posted on 02/11/2025 8:58:29 PM PST by webheart (Kohms is what I call commies. They are not liberal or progressive. Eed Plebnista. )
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To: P-Marlowe
only the Supreme Court would have jurisdiction to issue any injunction against any office or member of the executive

I'm fine with that, too, but I think the SC might not want to have to have original jurisdiction over every crazy case the left wants to bring. Better to let the looney judge know that his ridiculous order will be at the Supremes in 24 hours getting shot down. That will prevent most of them from being decided, or maybe even brought in the first place.

44 posted on 02/11/2025 11:25:42 PM PST by Defiant
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To: Starman417

Bttt.

5.56mm


45 posted on 02/11/2025 11:35:30 PM PST by M Kehoe (Thank you Jesus. )
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To: TornadoAlley3

“As long as Republicans remain a united front”
This.
If they hadn’t gone wobbly in ‘74, president Nixon could have finished his term.
At this point just start telling dems, when they get all stuffy, to go directly to ...


46 posted on 02/11/2025 11:47:25 PM PST by tumblindice (America's founding fathers: all armed conservatives)
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To: Defiant
I'm fine with that, too, but I think the SC might not want to have to have original jurisdiction over every crazy case the left wants to bring.

That’s the point. They would t hear it. They’d have their clerks dismiss it and that would be the end of it.

47 posted on 02/12/2025 7:20:44 AM PST by P-Marlowe (Do the math. L+G+B+T+Q = 666)
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To: Starman417

Mike Benz says 30% of the judges are Soros judges. That has to change.


48 posted on 02/12/2025 2:17:14 PM PST by ViLaLuz (2 Chronicles 7:14)
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To: P-Marlowe

I fear they might say, “that damn Trump, always causing issues” and then put it off for hearing a month later, or decide not to hear it at all, and sending it down to a district court, which would delay things by a long time. Better to weed them out with only the lunatic leftist judge rulings getting to the SC. Then that’s who they’ll be mad at.


49 posted on 02/12/2025 3:21:27 PM PST by Defiant
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To: Defiant

Congress could remove any jurisdiction from any court other than the Supreme Court from hearing these suits against the executive branch. That way they could not punt it to a lower court.


50 posted on 02/12/2025 3:40:00 PM PST by P-Marlowe (Do the math. L+G+B+T+Q = 666)
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To: P-Marlowe

I don’t know if the SC would like that. They don’t like to be told they have to take a case. There are cases where they have original jurisdiction (actions between states, for example) and they almost always let it be decided below before they agree to take it. They might resist having exclusive jurisdiction, and might even find it violates separation of powers, by forcing them to do something whether they want to or not. I’d try to avoid that. We want to keep the SC on our side.


51 posted on 02/12/2025 7:11:45 PM PST by Defiant
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To: Defiant

In all Cases affecting Ambassadors, other public Ministers and Consuls, and those in which a State shall be Party, the supreme Court shall have original Jurisdiction. In all the other Cases before mentioned, the supreme Court shall have appellate Jurisdiction, both as to Law and Fact, with such Exceptions, and under such Regulations as the Congress shall make


52 posted on 02/12/2025 7:44:18 PM PST by P-Marlowe (Do the math. L+G+B+T+Q = 666)
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To: Defiant
There are cases where they have original jurisdiction (actions between states, for example) and they almost always let it be decided below before they agree to take it.

Not quite accurate. The SCOTUS refers original jurisdiction cases to a referee (usually a federal district court judge) to hear and report. The SCOTUS then reviews de novo to affirm, decide, or remand.

53 posted on 02/12/2025 7:53:31 PM PST by Labyrinthos
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To: tumblindice

Nixon did nothing wrong.

“Watergate” is a Rosetta stone connecting Dallas to Crossfire Hurricane, if only people could see it.


54 posted on 02/12/2025 8:04:27 PM PST by Jim Noble (Assez de mensonges et de phrases)
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To: P-Marlowe

You have just summarized that part of the Constitution, which I already referred to. But you did not address my point.


55 posted on 02/13/2025 2:51:57 PM PST by Defiant
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To: Labyrinthos
The court to which it is referred, in all but name, is a district court, hearing a case through to trial, that is then reviewed by the SC. Same as a case that is not original jurisdiction, except it cuts out the Court of Appeal, and facts can be reviewed de novo. The SC hates to review facts, so that is not much of a distinction, they are extremely likely to accept the facts as they were decided, especially since they were the ones who decided who the trial court would be (presumably a judge the majority trust). They could probably even ask the Court of Appeal to look at it if they wanted to continue kicking the can down the road.

The SC has a great deal of discretion in how it administers the federal court system, and is very protective of its position, with respect to interference from the political branches.

56 posted on 02/13/2025 3:01:45 PM PST by Defiant
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To: Defiant

other public Ministers and Consuls, and those in which a State shall be Party


57 posted on 02/13/2025 4:51:37 PM PST by P-Marlowe (Do the math. L+G+B+T+Q = 666)
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