Posted on 04/20/2019 2:29:34 PM PDT by jazusamo
Could be overturned re the “anticommandeering” laws. These SC aholes wouldn’t know a “commandeering” case if it bit them on their collective asses.
These laws have had a checkered history during WW2 and the Korean war but in many cases, they were upheld or otherwise neutered. The U.S. v. Montgomery Ward case is one from WW2; the Steel Strike in the Korean War is another.
The never-happened Railroad strike of 1944 would have been a great test case. My mother helped prepare the manuals for the US govt takeover of the striking railroad unions and since this was a “declared war”, the odds were good that even the Supreme Court under FDR and his leftists would have supported the “war effort”.
This case, if appealed, is one to watch because if the US wins, it will cripple the left’s ability to undermine our internal security/law enforcement practices and policies.
Until Trump does the Andrew Jackson routine of telling the courts to go pound sand when it comes to Article II Section 2 powers he possess, this is not going to change. Yes, this District Court violation of the Constitution has value in riling up the President’s base but the damage to the rule of law is devastating and will end up being the ruination of our country.
WOW,
what a great victory for states rights. When do they re-institute slavery? (And who will be the slaves?)
Are you telling me this from experience Cali boy? Seem rather a Dandy while grading my grammar. Piss off!
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