The Courts vs DJT

[bobabode]

Looks like Donnie is fucking around and finding out that his judges won't stay bought. SCOTUS issues a late night rebuke (7-2) of his deportation of a Maryland resident without due process and now a Colorado court finds fault with his use of the Alien Enemies Act of 1798. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime...8b49ead1&ei=38

Fat Donnie has been in a downright snit that his judges aren't kowtowing to him.

Poor old duffer.

Maybe it's time for Ivanka to confiscate his keys and cell phone before he hurts himself or others?

[donquixote99]

Originally Posted by bobabode

Looks like Donnie is fucking around and finding out that his judges won't stay bought. SCOTUS issues a late night rebuke (7-2) of his deportation of a Maryland resident without due process and now a Colorado court finds fault with his use of the Alien Enemies Act of 1798. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime...8b49ead1&ei=38

Fat Donnie has been in a downright snit that his judges aren't kowtowing to him.

Poor old duffer.

Maybe it's time for Ivanka to confiscate his keys and cell phone before he hurts himself or others?

The headline will read "Supreme Court Justice found murdered! MI-13 blamed!"

[bobabode]

"President Donald Trump’s directives for mass firings at multiple agencies will remain on hold, a federal appeals court ruled Friday evening.

The Trump administration had asked the US 9th Circuit Court of Appeals to freeze a lower court’s order that halted the terminations at more than a dozen agencies.

The new order is a major setback for Trump in his efforts to drastically shrink the federal government. His plans for the sweeping layoffs – known as reductions in force, or RIFs – have been on hold since May 9, after US District Judge Susan Illston ruled that Trump could not do such a dramatic overhaul of federal agencies without congressional authorization.

In its 2-1 opinion, the 9th Circuit panel said the Trump executive order at issue in the case “far exceeds the President’s supervisory powers under the Constitution.”

The majority concluded that the challengers were likely to succeed on the merits of their arguments that the mass layoffs were unlawful and said the administration failed to meet the other factors that would have justified the emergency appellate intervention." CNN

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...c213fd31&ei=33

Chew on that, chump.

[bobabode]

"PBS has filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump's administration challenging his executive order targeting public broadcasting.

PBS's lawsuit, filed in United States District Court in Washington, accuses the administration of unlawfully interfering in the operations of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and committing multiple violations of the First Amendment – viewpoint discrimination, illegal retaliation against the network and encroachment of PBS's press freedoms. The suit also alleges the administration has violated the Administrative Procedure Act.

The suit is filed by the network and its member station in Northern Minnesota, Lakeland PBS. It follows legal actions by NPR and the CPB, each of which seeks to block Trump's efforts to dismantle federal support for public radio and television, support that began with the passage of the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967.

"The EO makes no attempt to hide the fact that it is cutting off the flow of funds to PBS because of the content of PBS programming and out of a desire to alter the content of speech," the lawsuit states. "That is blatant viewpoint discrimination and an infringement of PBS and PBS Member Stations' private editorial discretion."" ABC News

https://www.msn.com/en-us/tv/news/pb...dbc655a&ei=176

Big Bird and the Cookie Monster will take you down, Cryin' Donny.
Elmo will mess you up, dude.