Federal district court judges over stepping?

[Delldude]

Federal district judges are over stepping their authority. Congressional testimony points this out.

"There is no statutory basis is there?".

"District courts do it all the time".

 

[kyzr]

Newt testified. If Roberts won't step up and do his job, congress needs to.
There are House and Senate Bills saying district judges can't issue nationwide rulings unless the USSC agrees.

 

[elektra]

The tide is slowly turning

 

[Lisa558]

Newt testified. If Roberts won't step up and do his job, congress needs to.
There are House and Senate Bills saying district judges can't issue nationwide rulings unless the USSC agrees.

It is totally unacceptable for a liberal, activist local judge who NOBODY voted for to override the orders of the U.S. President, elected by the people - and who is doing the will of the people.

 

[1srelluc]

The gop congress needs to get off their ass....They can do it by a simple majority in both houses. The sorry-ass gop whips need to get their people in line.

 

[kyzr]

The gop congress needs to get off their ass....They can do it by a simple majority in both houses. The sorry-ass gop whips need to get their people in line.

You sure they don't need 60-votes in the senate?

 

[Dragonlady]

Newt testified. If Roberts won't step up and do his job, congress needs to.
There are House and Senate Bills saying district judges can't issue nationwide rulings unless the USSC agrees.

Newt isn't a Constitutional lawyer, and his testimony is both partisan and bullshit.

You clowns had no problems with one District Judge stopping all of Biden's student debt cancellation. Or banning mephipristone.

 

[1srelluc]

You sure they don't need 60-votes in the senate?

No, they don't.

 

[IM2]

Newt Gingrich? LOL! That idiot was a history professor who can't even articulate an accurate assessment of American history.

 

[Crepitus]

Federal district judges are over stepping their authority. Congressional testimony points this out.

"There is no statutory basis is there?".

"District courts do it all the time".

Cool story bro, but not true.

 

[nobody_important]

either congress acts, supreme court acts, give it about 3 months, if they do nothing -- ignore judges. they cannot enforce their rulings. they are permanently sabotaging their own power because they can't recover from the butthurt of losing an election

ignore judges. defy judges. its that simple

 

[Delldude]

You clowns had no problems with one District Judge stopping all of Biden's student debt cancellation.

It was Scotus who overruled Biden and then Biden ignored Scotus.

 

[otto105]

Federal district judges are over stepping their authority. Congressional testimony points this out.

"There is no statutory basis is there?".

"District courts do it all the time".

How?

 

[Delldude]

Cool story bro, but not true.

Why?

 

[otto105]

It was Scotus who overruled Biden and then Biden ignored Scotus.

How?

 

[otto105]

either congress acts, supreme court acts, give it about 3 months, if they do nothing -- ignore judges. they cannot enforce their rulings. they are permanently sabotaging their own power because they can't recover from the butthurt of losing an election

ignore judges. defy judges. its that simple

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The cult has spoken.

 

[Delldude]

How?

In video you didn't watch.....

 

[otto105]

In video you didn't watch.....

No point.

A judge ruling against one side isn't overreach.

Trying to minimize a coequal branch of government is.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

You clowns had no problems with one District Judge stopping all of Biden's student debt cancellation.

In Biden's case, trying to spend hundreds of billions of dollars without congressional approval.
In Trump's case, defending the country against a foreign invasion.

 

[Dragonlady]

It was Scotus who overruled Biden and then Biden ignored Scotus.

No he didn't. He just went another route.