The worst appointment of President Donald Trump’s first term, Amy Coney Barrett, delivered a kick to his balls, signing on board with the Democrats and often corrupt John Roberts to extend birthright citizenship. She might not be as homely as the Democrat women on the court, but they are all dealing with a few loose screws. Here’s more from Meme the Left.
The U.S. Supreme Court gave states the rights to ban transgenders from competing in women’s sports. But the court upheld birthright citizenship, dealing a blow to President Donald Trump.
We happen to believe the Supreme Court screwed the pooch on this one. But still, how do we deal with this setback? Doug in Exile suggests the time has come to push for an amendment to the Constitution, limiting foreigners coming into America to deliver birthright infants.
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship on a 5-4 vote, with Chief Justice John Roberts and Amy Coney Barrett siding with the three Democratic-appointed justice to uphold the archaic practice. Barrett has voted against the Trump administration so many times you have to wonder what he saw in her to justify appointing her to the court? What an abomination and a bane to conservatives she has proven to be.
As for Roberts, it’s high time that geezer got ousted off the court. He was first appointed in 2005 by the late George W. Bush and, quite frankly, he no longer comes close to mirroring today’s Republicans. Let’s hope he resigns soon or, at the minimum, a majority of the court’s Republicans oust him as chief justice.
In the meantime, what can the Trump administration do to get around this latest aberration of justice by the Supreme Court? Liz Wheeler offers suggestions.
The Black Conservative Patriot now goes by a new name — the BCP Report. He says he’s no longer a registered Republican because too many Republicans — especially in the U.S. Senate — routinely ignore the wishes of their constituents. The U.S. House has been more responsive and responsible, as a whole.
He has lots of news to report, including a look at the swatting incident that targeted the Virginia home of U.S. Supreme Court justice Amy Coney Barrett. “Swatting is an attempt to get an innocent person killed—in this case, a sitting Supreme Court Justice,” Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) said in a Thursday post to X. “The proper response will be putting the offender in prison for many, many years.”
Also covered: President Donald Trump throwing in the towel on trying to organize a 250th America Anniversary concert series at the Kennedy Center. Martina McBride, who performed for Barack Obama, led the artists pulling out of this one. Bunch of delinquents!
The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld Constitutional protection of birthright citizenship, plunging a dagger into the efforts of President Donald Trump’s administration to control illegal immigration. The vote was 5-4, with Chief Justice John Roberts and Amy Coney Barrett siding with the three Democratic-appointed justices to uphold birthright citizenship.
Long term, let’s hope John Roberts leaves the Supreme Court soon, Appointed by George W. Bush on Sept. 29, 2005, Roberts has worn out his welcome on the court. He seldom stands by conservative principles, and has not at all distinguished himself by his hodgepodge rulings.
In the meantime, what can the Trump administration do to get around this particularly contorted and truly unconstitutional decision? Here, Liz Wheeler lays out a few parameters that Trump might pursue moving forward.
Washington D.C. police are investigating a series of shots fired Thursday in the vicinity of the home of Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett.
Are the leftist Democrats deliberately trying to scare the living hell out of Barrett to get her to cast her votes differently? Or is this just another example of random violence percolating in heavily leftist territory?
Here’s more from Doug In Exile.
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the tariffs that President Donald Trump had been imposing to try to balance out foreign trade, but not everyone thinks this spells doom for the U.S. economy. Here, And We Know explains how Trump has a secondary plan up his sleeve, ready to roll out now that the Justices have shown their hands.
Only three of the Justices approved the original Trump tariffs — Justice Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas and Brett Kavenaugh. Those voting against him included the three Democratic appointees as well as Chief Justice John Roberts and the two other Republicans appointed by Trump in his first term — Neil Gorsuch and Amy Coney Barrett. How will Trump get around these opponents? Is there a way to bypass such an unresponsive Court?
And We Now lays out the options, and also covers: Negotiating from strength and the details of IEEPA law. This is so-called International Economic Emergencies Power Act, allowing the President to regulate international commerce during periods of a declared national emergency.
Supreme Court National Guard FIGHT gets FINAL Reply! (BIG DECISION!)
Bolton’s Lawyer BOTCHES Court Filing! (LAWYER SCREWED UP!)
“Nazi” Tattoo Candidate is Actually a COMMUNIST!! (‘BECAME A COMMUNIST’)
Here’s more from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers.
It is a beautiful FRIIIDAY!! Huge news from SCOTUS!
The U.S. Supreme Court crushes universal injunctions!
Lawfare lawyers lose! No more leftist lawyers and crooked judges succeeding in tying up the President of the United States!
To put this into perspective, the Democratic judges handed down more injunctions against Trump than were issued during the entire 20th century! Now, the dirty riffraff can go out and try to find some legitimate work! Suck an egg, Norm Eisen!
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson blown out! Here’s more from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers.
America’s judges keep countering and undermining rule by the President — the elected representative of the People. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett is the most disappointing of them all. You have to wonder if she’s being blackmailed!
But lower-court judges have been even more outrageous and out of line. We need Congress to reaffirm our government belongs to the people. The House and Senate should reign in the out-of-state courts. We need more accountability and a functional system of governance.
By a vote of 224 to 198, the U.S. House has censured Al Green, the Texas Democrat who mercilessly heckled President Donald Trump during Trump’s State of the Union address. Democrats flanked Green to sing “We Shall Overcome.” Green is only the 28th Representative ever censured by the House. His conduct was puerile and disgraceful.
Also in this edition: More on child trafficking and the FBI’s warped relationship with Perkins Coie, the Washington D.C. law firm that worked on Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign. Here’s more from And We Know.
