We laugh, but here in idiot world... it's not completely unbelievable.

If a district judge can tell SCOTUS to pound sand, which just happened, then Trump can also ignore any district judge, which hasn't happened. Yet.

And there goes our judicial system.

(06-24-2025 07:54 AM)TripleA Wrote:  If a district judge can tell SCOTUS to pound sand, which just happened, then Trump can also ignore any district judge, which hasn't happened. Yet.

And there goes our judicial system.

Its really does illustrate how a lawful society is something we have to agree to engage in. And how fragile all that can be. We think of the law as this permanent thing we HAVE to follow. But it can crumble very quickly.

(06-24-2025 07:54 AM)TripleA Wrote:  If a district judge can tell SCOTUS to pound sand, which just happened, then Trump can also ignore any district judge, which hasn't happened. Yet.

And there goes our judicial system.

I blame the Repubs. When are they going to legislate a ban on district judges having a say in federal going-ons? Until they do you might as well get used to this Schiff. I'm tired of it myself, when are the stupid Repubs going to get tired also.

(06-24-2025 09:58 AM)olliebaba Wrote:  

(06-24-2025 07:54 AM)TripleA Wrote:  If a district judge can tell SCOTUS to pound sand, which just happened, then Trump can also ignore any district judge, which hasn't happened. Yet.

And there goes our judicial system.

I blame the Repubs. When are they going to legislate a ban on district judges having a say in federal going-ons? Until they do you might as well get used to this Schiff. I'm tired of it myself, when are the stupid Repubs going to get tired also.

I agree. As long as district judges can wreak havoc and stop the executive branch, this is going to be a big issue, until Congress does something about it.