Posted on 03/07/2025 2:10:03 PM PST by CFW
A federal judge on Friday denied a request to block the Department of Government Efficiency's (DOGE) staff from accessing sensitive data from the Treasury Department.
The Alliance for Retired Americans and several employee unions sued the federal government over the staff's access to the data from the Fiscal Service.
U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly rejected the lawsuit, stating that the plaintiffs failed to show how they would face irreparable harm if the DOGE staff gained access.
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Whoever the plaintiffs were in this case, need to get much better at Judge shopping
If any gang of losers has no standing it’s that collection of trash.
Grab all the data now before an appeal can happen.
Move fast and break things!
How about the very simple fact that the courts have no constitutional power to prevent the President granting access to federal records.
Control of the Executive Branch of the federal government is the sole purview of the Chief Executive of the Federal Government.
Yes, the President, Donald John Trump.
As Obama so inelegantly put it: Elections have consequences.
If DJ Trump wants certain individuals to audit the IRS the courts have no jurisdiction to say no.
It is called separation of powers.
GREAT
Maybe I can purchase Schadenfreude and Winning options....
Wait...wot....they are pegged to Bit-coin
Maybe a spare Kidney.
“Maybe I can purchase Schadenfreude and Winning options...”
With the new EO, will they have to pay all legal fees?
So does this overrule the judge who locked DOGE out of the Treasury? The court cases seem to be overlapping.
Court confusion and contradiction = victory for President Trump.
GRAB THE INFO NOW
Yes, the President, Donald John Trump.
Trump should put out an executive order cutting the pay of federal judges not on the Supreme Court that presume to issue nationwide restraining orders.
Never mind that the constitution specifically prohibits the pay cut. The judges are not staying in their lane and turnabout is fair play.
Treasury department also has something to hide who knew.
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