I do believe in the three co-equal branches of government.
But that doesn’t mean that every congressional aid is = to the president or that every circuit judge is equal to the president.
It means that the SC is equal to the congress as a whole and to the president.
I used to think that as well. Upon reflection however, Congress is the supreme branch. It can remove justices and the president from office. The other branches have no such power over Congress.
Indeed. If some element of Congress is unhappy with his actions, then a clear majority of Congress needs to speak against it - ala veto-proof fashion. I also think that if part(s) of the judiciary are upset with his action(s) then they need to bring suit against it up to the USSC.