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Between Nutty Despotic Courts and a Do-Nothing-Congress

 

Last October, Tanya Chutkan, a D.C. district court judge, released to the public, as an October surprise, the 165-page indictment of Donald Trump by Democrats' favorite hatchet man, Jack Smith. In spite of the facts that Smith's case against Trump was to soon be dropped and that he himself had been disqualified as a special prosecutor, because he was unlawfully appointed by Joe Biden's Attorney General Merrick Garland, Judge Chutkan still tried, at the last moment, to persuade voters to punch their ballots for Kamala Harris as their president, by releasing to the public a trumped up indictment of Donald Trump by an illegitimate and illegally appointed special prosecutor. Now, if this is not a blatant example of Democrat lawfare, I don't know what is. 

 

Despite their failure to prevent Donald Trump's return to the White House, by nailing its door shut to him with their little gavels, Democrats' activist judges are now trying to undermine the Trump Presidency, by unconstitutionally usurping for themselves his presidential powers. For example, on Tuesday, Tanya Chutkan waved her little gavel like a magic wand and ordered the Trump Administration to dole out rather than withhold $20 billion of our taxpayer money to questionable Democrat "New Green Scam" entities, which Joe Biden secretly shuffled money out to as he shuffled out of the Oval Office. Some of these entities appear to have been created out of thin air, such as one headed by Stacey Abrams, which, despite only receiving $100.00 in contributions in the previous year, was inexplicably granted $2 billion in the final moments of the Biden Presidency.

 

In addition to Chutkan ordering the Trump White House to dole out cash picked from our taxpayer pockets to cronies of the Democratic Party, other activist judges are issuing outlandish orders as well. For instance, another D.C. District Judge, Ana Reyes, has just hammered, with her little gavel, President Trump's ban on transgendered people serving in our military. Reyes, who has been celebrated as the first lesbian to serve on the federal bench, has ruled that she, not our Commander-in-Chief or his Secretary of Defense, is to decide who can and cannot serve in our military.  

 

The cockamamie court orders currently coming from cockeyed court jurists, or should we say jesters, are certainly spiraling out of control. Take for example the recent order of a district judge in Maryland, Theodore Chuang, who ruled that the Trump Administration's shutting down of the corrupt USAID is unconstitutional. According to Chuang, whose wife previously served as Vice President of a George Soros open border advocacy group, President Trump must reopen USAID and once again allow it to send billions of our taxpayer dollars around the world to fund things like sex change surgeries in Guatemala and meals for an al-Qaeda-linked terrorist group in Syria. I've not even mentioned in the midst of all of this modern-day courtroom madness the grandaddy of all goofy gavel swingers, Judge James Boasberg, the D.C. District Judge who just ordered the Trump Administration to turn planes around in midair and immediately return to our country deported Tren de Aragua gangsters. 

   

It certainly goes without saying that the insanity of our judiciary must be  expeditiously reined in, lest our constitutional republic be done in. A good place to start, as Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has suggested, is with the removal of Washington D.C. home rule, which has only been in existence since Congress' Home Rule Act of 1973. If Congress was to repeal it, not only would the D.C. District Courts be shutdown, but the gavels of judicial activist judges, like Tanya Chutkan, Ana Reyes, and James Boasberg, would be grappled out of their iron-fisted grip. Then, as DeSantis also recommends, other jurisdiction-stripping bills could be passed by Congress that would rein in other radical district judges, like Theodore Chuang, who are also unconstitutionally attempting to sabotage the Trump Presidency. Of course, this would require a do-nothing Republican controlled Congress, which has managed to pass only two bills since Trump took office 55 days ago, to do something. Therefore, I'd advise you not to hold your breath until Congress puts the kibosh on our out of control judiciary and its plethora of kooky wannabe president pettifoggers.

 

RON DESANTIS TO CONGRESS: QUIT FUMBLING AND RIP THE GAVEL FROM ROGUE JUDGES TANKING TRUMP'S