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An Over-reaching Judiciary Needs a Reprimand

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Trump Could Take a Page from President Andrew Jackson’s Playbook Paul Craig Roberts If Trump plays by the corrupt judiciary’s rulings and allows judicial edicts to override executive orders, he and his movement are finished. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7x9wltIOod4 One can say that the absurd judicial edicts will be overturned by higher courts, but, as Trump says, stopping the President from acting gives the corrupt Democrats, who have been …

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LewRockwell.com

An Over-reaching Judiciary Needs a Reprimand - LewRockwell

If Trump plays by the corrupt judiciary’s rulings and allows judicial edicts to override executive orders, he and his movement are finished. One can say that the absurd judicial edicts will be overturned by higher courts, but, as Trump says, stopping the President from acting gives the corrupt Democrats, who have been stealing the American taxpayers blind for years, time to cover up, to “lose” data, “mistakenly” erase it, etc. Moreover, trust i…

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An Over-reaching Judiciary Needs a Reprimand, by Paul Craig Roberts

If Trump plays by the corrupt judiciary’s rulings and allows judicial edicts to override executive orders, he and his movement are finished. Video Link One can say that the absurd judicial edicts will be overturned by higher courts, but, as Trump says, stopping the President from acting gives the corrupt Democrats, who have been stealing the American taxpayers blind for years, time to cover up, to “lose” data, “mistakenly” erase it, etc. Moreove…

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Montana’s Judiciary Under Fire and Marc Racicot’s Misguided Defense

Once a relatively popular, if ineffective, public official, Marc Racicot has reappeared on Montana’s political scene after a near 20-year absence. But rather than returning as a statesman, he comes back as a shameless shill of a liberal judiciary that has routinely overstepped its authority. Once trusted with Montana’s highest office, Racicot’s transition from public servant to corporate… Source

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