Trump’s Mega MAGA. Month transforms America

[Bradskii]

Far too many judges have allowed their political ideology to be a big influence in their judicial decisions. Also, the numbers demonstrate that Donald Trump's Executive orders and Executive actions have a much greater chance of being sued & brought before a liberal judge than any other POTUS in recent decades.

Because (and I thought that this was blazingly obvious) he's breaking so many laws and ignoring so much of the constitution. Gee, there's a greater chance that he'll be brought to book? Whoda thought...

Note: it's not a plus for you guys and it's not a negative for the judiciary that this is happening. It's the way the system is meant to work.

 

[Vambram]

Because (and I thought that this was blazingly obvious) he's breaking so many laws and ignoring so much of the constitution. Gee, there's a greater chance that he'll be brought to book? Whoda thought...

Note: it's not a plus for you guys and it's not a negative for the judiciary that this is happening. It's the way the system is meant to work.

No. He is not breaking laws. He is not ignoring the US Constitution. I believe that the vast majority of people in America who think that President Trump is actually breaking laws and actually ignoring the US Constitution are progressive left wing liberals. And when progressive liberal judges make their decisions based upon their ideological interpretation of the laws, then that is NOT HOW the systems of checks and balances in the USA federal government is supposed to work. If the American people wanted progressive liberals to be in charge here, then the Democratic Party would be in control of the Federal legislators and the Executive branch.

 

[Bradskii]

No. He is not breaking laws. He is not ignoring the US Constitution.

I'm not sure if there are more than a couple of his orders that haven't been overturned or put on hold. He's just throwing stuff at the wall to see what sticks. And the MAGA crowd is cheering this almighty mess not bothering themselves whether it's legal or constitutionally valid. And what depresses me a lot is that so many people here don't even concern themselves with the morality of his actions.

 

[wing2000]

And when progressive liberal judges make their decisions based upon their ideological interpretation of the laws,

...noting, Vambram, that you have yet to explain how the judge in this case is basing his interpretattion of the law based on ideology.

Maybe. you can prove me wrong?

 

[Vambram]

...noting, Vambram, that you have yet to explain how the judge in this case is basing his interpretattion of the law based on ideology.

Maybe. you can prove me wrong?

I truly doubt that anything which myself or anyone else would post on this topic would change your mind. But, I could be wrong about that.

 

[BPPLEE]

I truly doubt that anything which myself or anyone else would post on this topic would change your mind. But, I could be wrong about that.

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Mila Joy

@MilaLovesJoe


BREAKING NEWS: In his FOURTH ACTIVE Trump case, Judge James Boasberg orders Trump national security team to preserve all Signal communications between March 11 and March 15. FYI: There is a 6% chance, Boasberg was randomly assigned four Trump cases. The entire thing STINKS.

 

[wing2000]

I truly doubt that anything which myself or anyone else would post on this topic would change your mind. But, I could be wrong about that.

Try me.

"explain how the judge in this case is basing his interpretattion of the law based on ideology."

 

[essentialsaltes]

There is a 6% chance, Boasberg was randomly assigned four Trump cases. The entire thing STINKS.

I'm betting that's creationist math. There are hundreds of 'Trump cases', and I imagine many of them are filed in DC.

So it might be the case that there's a 6% chance that those specific 4 cases were assigned to Boasberg, that's not the same as saying he had a 6% chance of getting four Trump cases.

Hey, let's see. Trump Administration Litigation Tracker

By my count there are more than 70 cases for the District Court of DC and half of them have a status other than "suit filed".

 

[BPPLEE]

I'm betting that's creationist math. There are hundreds of 'Trump cases', and I imagine many of them are filed in DC.

So it might be the case that there's a 6% chance that those specific 4 cases were assigned to Boasberg, that's not the same as saying he had a 6% chance of getting four Trump cases.

Hey, let's see. Trump Administration Litigation Tracker

By my count there are more than 70 cases for the District Court of DC and half of them have a status other than "suit filed".

How many judges are there? At 35 cases that's more than 10%

 

[essentialsaltes]

How many judges are there? At 35 cases that's more than 10%

AI Overview
The United States District Court for the District of Columbia has 15 judges.

 

[Tinker Grey]

I didn't hear MAGA complaining when Aileen Cannon kept getting assigned Trump cases.

 

[BPPLEE]

AI Overview
The United States District Court for the District of Columbia has 15 judges.

Then it's almost double the average

 

[essentialsaltes]

Then it's almost double the average

Well, this one that was assigned today, I assume Boasberg hasn't done anything, so it's showing as Suit Filed.

 

[Yarddog]

https://www.axios.com/2025/02/20/trump-maga-month-transforms-america

Trump's mega-MAGA month transforms America​

President Trump's first month in office has exceeded the wildest dreams of his most loyal supporters, and the darkest nightmares of his fiercest detractors.
Why it matters: Both groups can agree: The America that Joe Biden left behind on Jan. 20 is no longer recognizable, erased in four frenetic weeks by an empowered, implacable and historically popular MAGA presidency.

• Like Trump 1.0, the firehose of news and norm-busting behavior is — and will continue to be — the defining feature of this administration.
• Unlike Trump 1.0, the chaos is calculated — and explicitly designed to institutionalize MAGA, paralyze the president's enemies and permanently break the Washington establishment.

Zoom in: Above all else, Trump's first month has been dominated by his war on the federal bureaucracy — and his various efforts to prod, probe and blow through the limits of presidential power.

• The White House's early attempt to freeze federal funding has set the stage for a massive legal fight over Congress's "power of the purse," which is laid out in Article 1 of the Constitution.
• Elon Musk and his DOGE allies are slashing and burning their way through government agencies — cheered on by the MAGA faithful as they fire thousands of federal workers, sometimes with reckless abandon.
• The rapid dismantling of USAID and the government-wide assault on DEI have sent clear signals that any programs misaligned with Trump's MAGA will be on the chopping block. The Department of Education could be next.
• At the Justice Department — which haunted both Trump's first term and his next four years as a private citizen — the purging of career prosecutors and FBI agents has punctured any veneer of independence from the White House.

Between the lines: Trump and Musk's shock treatment of the U.S. government has overshadowed the two main issues that dominated the 2024 campaign: immigration and inflation.

1. On immigration, Trump has moved with lightning speed to enforce his promise of a sealed border.

• Arrests from border crossings plummeted to 21,593 in January — down from 47,316 in December, and an all-time high of 250,000 in December 2023 — after a blizzard of Day One immigration-related executive orders.
• Trump's goal of deporting millions of undocumented immigrants has proven more difficult, with the pace of operations stalling because of a lack of funds, detention space, officers and infrastructure.

2. "Inflation is back," Trump acknowledged in an interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity this week. "I had nothing to do with it," he then argued, pinning the blame on Biden's spending policies.

• Despite promising to "end inflation" starting on Day One, Trump is right that the effects of his new policies won't immediately show up in consumer prices.
• The danger: Trump's sweeping use of tariffs is injecting deep uncertainty into global markets, and could turn inflation into a long-term feature of the U.S. economy.

If I turn my TV off and sit outside, I can't tell one bit of difference.

 

[BPPLEE]

If I turn my TV off and sit outside, I can't tell one but of difference.

MSNBC and CNN will do that for you

 

[Bradskii]

I truly doubt that anything which myself or anyone else would post on this topic would change your mind. But, I could be wrong about that.

You aren't trying to change what we think. You have been asked to give us evidence for what you think. We want to know what it is in the judges umpteen pages of decisions shows bias. I even gave you a link to the case in post 160.

Have you read through all of it? Just give a page number where this bias is meant to be.

 

[Yarddog]

MSNBC and CNN will do that for you

Fox, TYT, NewsOne, News Max, Breitbart, MotherJones, HuffPost, etc...
Turn off the noise and take in God's creation.