Trump Derangement Syndrome Will Destroy
The Judicial Branch
Posted By: ConservativeYankee, 3/26/2025 3:37:44 PM
President Donald Trump and the courts are in a turf war over the reach of executive and judicial powers. The conflict results from a barrage of nationwide injunctions issued against the Trump administration by left-leaning judges on matters that Trump claims fall within the purview of the executive branch. In a recent opinion piece in The New York Times, retired federal judge J. Michael Luttig claims that the courts will win this struggle. The opposite is true. The judicial branch will destroy itself — just like the Democratic Party did — if it stubbornly continues to fight Trump on the very issues that put him back into the White House.
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