On Saturday, D.C. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson ruled that President Donald Trump violated federal law in firing Hampton Dellinger, head of the Office of Special Counsel. According to Jonathan Turley, a Constitutional expert, Jackson’s decision is forceful and well-written. Some notable members of the Left were almost giddy at the results.
The Supreme Court has stepped in and stayed a district court order for the Trump administration to pay $2 billion in US AID grants that had been paused by Executive Order (XO). This means that the case must be reviewed and adjudicated before any such action can take place.
Another lever that our elite politicians have used to avoid responsibility has been overturned by the Supreme Court. It was known as Chevron Deference. It was decision handed down from SCOTUS in 1984. It allowed federal agencies to interpret laws themselves if they felt the statute was ambiguous. Under the Chevron decision, federal courts were supposed to defer to the “experts” in such agencies. SCOTUS has ended that practice.
The campaign against Justice Alito over flying flags at his home is being ratcheted up. Several more instances of flying flags that represent extremist fringes of the population have been discovered.
The witch hunt is on…again. First, they came for Justice Clarence Thomas. Now it appears they are coming for Justice Samuel Alito. The Democrats are trying to delegitimize the workings of the Supreme Court with these sham “scandals” that they are trying to tie around these justices’ necks.
Judge Merchan fines President Trump for delivering pizzas to firemen
“This is clearly a forbidden reference to PizzaGate. What Adam and I do on the weekends is nobody’s business,” said the jurist, referring to his employer Rep. Adam Schiff, a “small black olive”- guy.
Guilty conscience?
SCOTUS ruled 9-0 that the Colorado Supreme Court did not have the authority to keep PDJT off Colorado’s primary ballot via Section 3 of the 14th Amendment.
According to the Supreme Court, States may only disqualify officeholders or candidates from state office. This power doesn’t extend to federal elections or officers. To quote, “Nothing in the Constitution delegates to the States any power to enforce Section 3 against federal officeholders and candidates.”
The Colorado insurrection will likely be quashed by the Supreme Court. It is always risky to make predictions based on the oral arguments presented. However, it seems likely that SCOTUS will end the insurrection by the Colorado Supreme Court by reversing their ruling removing PDJT from the ballot.
The Special Counsel election interference case against PDJT has been suspended. President Trump’s attorneys argued to the DC Circuit appellate court that PDJT holds inherent constitutional immunity. In essence, because President Trump was acquitted by the Senate of claims he incited or instigated the January 6, 2021, events, lawyers are arguing that under the Constitution only impeached and removed presidents can be criminally prosecuted.
Thoughts that echo through an idle mind.
Speaker Pro Tempore of the House Patrick McHenry was visibly furious over the ouster of Kevin McCarthy as Speaker. Was this because Pelosi and Steny Hoyer had promised to protect the Speakership if it was challenged?
Where was this anger when J6 defendants were and are still being railroaded by Biden’s weaponized DOJ? Did McHenry ever speak out forcefully about this maladministration of justice?