The judicial system in America has completely lost its way, and President Donald Trump's recent battles with activist judges prove it. These black-robed tyrants think they can override the will of both the American people and their duly elected president. This isn't justice; it's a power grab of unprecedented proportions. And I’m sick of it.
The Constitution is crystal clear about who holds executive power. Article II, Section 1 states, "The executive Power shall be vested in a President of the United States of America." Yet somehow, we've got district court judges acting like they're running the country from their benches, issuing sweeping nationwide injunctions that paralyze presidential authority.
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The judicial system in America has completely lost its way, and President Donald Trump's recent battles with activist judges prove it. These black-robed tyrants think they can override the will of both the American people and their duly elected president. This isn't justice; it's a power grab of unprecedented proportions. And I’m sick of it.
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The Constitution is crystal clear about who holds executive power. Article II, Section 1 states, "The executive Power shall be vested in a President of the United States of America." Yet somehow, we've got district court judges acting like they're running the country from their benches, issuing sweeping nationwide injunctions that paralyze presidential authority.
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