U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson Rules the Bureaucracy Controls the Executive Branch, Not the President

The Conservative Treehouse.com ^ | 3/2/2025 | Sundance

[Beave Meister]

How does a person who thinks like this make through law school and then become a judge? Mindboggling.

[rktman]

As demand would, ignore and carry on......

[conservative_cyclist]

What is the point of having elections then?

[linMcHlp]

THAT JUDGE IS OUT OF HIS/HER LANE AND LOST IN EXTRA-CONSTITUTIONAL SPACE.

BAN THAT JUDGE FROM USING ALL U.S. GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, PROPERTIES, FORMS OF COMMUNICATIONS, AND TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS.

[blitz128]

They all need to be DOGE’d
Lots and lots of secrets $$$

[bigbob]

They know better but shoving a stick through Trump’s spokes overrides all else.

[Sequoyah101]

Because they think they are smarter than all the rest of us.

[cuz1961]

insubordination
usurpation
sedition
insurrection
treason

how is she NOT in gitmo ?

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[allendale]

Within six months this guy and people like him will be gone. Ultimately Trump does have the duty, the responsibility and power to administer the Federal government agencies as he sees fit.

[butlerweave]

Insurrection by a Judge

[logi_cal869]

Hey chica hogarosa

[Red Badger]

She must be kin to Shelly Berman because this is a joke..........

[griswold3]

Impoundment Control Act of 1974 will be found unconstitutional.
Give back the Executive Branch to the people.

[joshua c]

USSC or congress needs to rein in the district judges

[Deo volente]

This nonsense will be struck down in due time by SCOTUS, 6-3 or 7-2. There needs to be an expedited ruling though. This is the real “Constitutional crisis”.

[Red Badger]

This is just a delaying tactic.
They know it won’t stand.
It gives them more time to destroy evidence.............

[Skywise]

Absolutely unconstitutional and illegal ruling.

[exnavy]

It would be fun to see the president send a US marshal to her bench, place her under arrest and walk her out.

[grumpygresh]

The Tenure of Office act in 1867 prevented Johnson from firing Stanton who was secretary of war appointed by Lincoln. This was the reason he was impeached. The act was later overturned by SCOTUS in 1926 via Myers v US.
Dillinger was also confirmed by Senate (a political appointee) and I can’t see why the same standard would not apply.

[GOPJ]

How? DEI?