Trump’s Most Lawless Action Yet

[C_Clayton_Jones]

“It does not matter what executive action Trump takes; he cannot limit, halt, or refuse to carry out spending authorized and appropriated by Congress and signed into law.

This action is willful and deliberate. It is designed to pick a fight over spending, and relies on fanciful theories that would render Congress a vestigial organ in the governmental order. It means to nullify the congressional spending power by presidential fiat. And it hopes to spark litigation whereby the judiciary assents to that transfer of power, emasculating itself in the process.”

Trump’s Most Lawless Action Yet

Pausing funds appropriated by Congress is a deliberate taunt to draw a legal challenge that the White House’s most radical architects think will give them unilateral spending power.

prospect.org

Trump’s contempt for the rule of law is absolute – with his lawlessness and corruption Trump continues to demonstrate he’s unfit to be president.

 

[MisterBeale]

Already a thread on this E.O.

No more meals on wheels - thank you Mr. President

Just keep on calling us derogatory names, it will continue to energize us to beat your ass. Snowflake A very sensitive person. Someone who is easily hurt or offended by the statements or actions of others.

www.usmessageboard.com

It's temporary. They are just finding out which programs serve the public based on victimhood status.


If this program is not favoring one race, religion, gender, or sexual orientation? They will most likely get loans restored.

Judge blocks Trump federal funding freeze on all public loans, grants and more aid

The spending freeze on federal assistance could affect everything from aid to nonprofits, universities, small business loans and state and local government grants.

www.cbsnews.com

 

[Rogue AI]

Like Biden and the border wall? Do tell.

 

[JoeMoma]

“It does not matter what executive action Trump takes; he cannot limit, halt, or refuse to carry out spending authorized and appropriated by Congress and signed into law.

This action is willful and deliberate. It is designed to pick a fight over spending, and relies on fanciful theories that would render Congress a vestigial organ in the governmental order. It means to nullify the congressional spending power by presidential fiat. And it hopes to spark litigation whereby the judiciary assents to that transfer of power, emasculating itself in the process.”

Trump’s Most Lawless Action Yet

Pausing funds appropriated by Congress is a deliberate taunt to draw a legal challenge that the White House’s most radical architects think will give them unilateral spending power.

prospect.org

Trump’s contempt for the rule of law is absolute – with his lawlessness and corruption Trump continues to demonstrate he’s unfit to be president.

No more lawless than trying to forgive student loan debt (buy votes) by executive order.

 

[Harry Dresden]

No more lawless than trying to forgive student loan debt (buy votes) by executive order.

that we have to pay for....

 

[WEATHER53]

No law broken
Just lib loons hearts

 

[JoeMoma]

And there is also Obama's DACA Program created by executive order. How constitutional was that?

 

[1srelluc]

It seems the SNAP program is frozen for the time being. The wife said notices have already been sent to recipients here in Virginia.

Yes sir, let's get this party started if true.

Oh wait, you thought there would be no pain involved in unfucking what transpired over the past four years? Silly goose.

 

[d0gbreath]

Calling a president a motherfucker is acceptable. Calling that motherfucker a president isn't.

 

[M14 Shooter]

Trump’s contempt for the rule of law is absolute – with his lawlessness and corruption Trump continues to demonstrate he’s unfit to be president.

Says the partisan bigot.

 

[odanny]

Sometimes justice comes in mysterious ways, Trump is in for some unexpected surprises over the next 4 years, and all of them are out of his control.



An Indiana man who served a short jail sentence for his actions inside the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, and then was pardoned last week by President Donald Trump was shot to death by a sheriff’s deputy in northwest Indiana on Sunday evening during a scuffle, Indiana State Police said.

Matthew J. Huttle, 42, pleaded guilty in 2023 to entering restricted grounds, a misdemeanor, but prosecutors sought a jail sentence because he “was at the forefront of violence when rioters overwhelmed and overran the police line on the West Front” of the Capitol, helped rioters search for members of Congress and had an extensive criminal history. He was sentenced to six months in jail — the average misdemeanor jail sentence was two months for Jan. 6 defendants — and was released in July 2024, federal records show.

Indiana State Police said in a news release that a deputy with the Jasper County Sheriff’s Office pulled Huttle over on State Road 14 at about 4:15 p.m. Sunday. During the stop, the sheriff’s deputy tried to arrest Huttle, and Huttle allegedly resisted. The police did not say why the deputy was arresting Huttle, but federal records indicated that he had been arrested four times since his arrest in November 2022 for his role in the Jan. 6 riot.

The police said that an altercation took place between Huttle and the deputy, and that the deputy fired his gun and fatally wounded Huttle. Police said Huttle “was in possession of a firearm.” The nature and length of the altercation, and the proximity of a gun to Huttle, were not specified.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2025/01/27/matthew-huttle-jan-6-killed/

 

[WEATHER53]

They knew a released was in the area, instigated with him and shot him. Not quite the murder that Babbit is but otherwise one Huge coincidence
Rumor has it the cop said “we will put you back there”. The guy was likely in fragile condition after his tortures in DC Gitmo

 

[toobfreak]

Trump’s Most Lawless Action Yet​

What? Another one? Oh Goodie! And here I thought they were ALL equally lawless!!

“It does not matter what executive action Trump takes; he cannot limit, halt, or refuse to carry out spending authorized and appropriated by Congress and signed into law.

Don't bet your life on it. Then again, go ahead.

This action is willful and deliberate.

Kinda like Joe pardoning his whole family against nothing.

It is designed to pick a fight over spending, and relies on fanciful theories that would render Congress a vestigial organ in the governmental order.

I'd expect you're an expert on vestigial organs!

It means to nullify the congressional spending power by presidential fiat. And it hopes to spark litigation whereby the judiciary assents to that transfer of power, emasculating itself in the process.”
Trump’s contempt for the rule of law is absolute – with his lawlessness and corruption Trump continues to demonstrate he’s unfit to be president.

And yet here you are stuck with him another four years and he is just getting started. Better buckle up, Bucky.

 

[IM2]

And there is also Obama's DACA Program created by executive order. How constitutional was that?

False equivalence

 

[IM2]

Project 2025.

 

[Concerned American]

“It does not matter what executive action Trump takes; he cannot limit, halt, or refuse to carry out spending authorized and appropriated by Congress and signed into law.

This action is willful and deliberate. It is designed to pick a fight over spending, and relies on fanciful theories that would render Congress a vestigial organ in the governmental order. It means to nullify the congressional spending power by presidential fiat. And it hopes to spark litigation whereby the judiciary assents to that transfer of power, emasculating itself in the process.”

Trump’s Most Lawless Action Yet

Pausing funds appropriated by Congress is a deliberate taunt to draw a legal challenge that the White House’s most radical architects think will give them unilateral spending power.

prospect.org

Trump’s contempt for the rule of law is absolute – with his lawlessness and corruption Trump continues to demonstrate he’s unfit to be president.

Why didn't you raise this stink when Biden signed the EO that halted construction of the wall and sold the materials that had already been acquired?

 

[airplanemechanic]

Calling a president a motherfucker is acceptable. Calling that motherfucker a president isn't.

He was more president during the swearing in than Biden was during the whole 4 years of clusterfuck.

 

[jbrownson0831]

“It does not matter what executive action Trump takes; he cannot limit, halt, or refuse to carry out spending authorized and appropriated by Congress and signed into law.

This action is willful and deliberate. It is designed to pick a fight over spending, and relies on fanciful theories that would render Congress a vestigial organ in the governmental order. It means to nullify the congressional spending power by presidential fiat. And it hopes to spark litigation whereby the judiciary assents to that transfer of power, emasculating itself in the process.”

Trump’s Most Lawless Action Yet

Pausing funds appropriated by Congress is a deliberate taunt to draw a legal challenge that the White House’s most radical architects think will give them unilateral spending power.

prospect.org

Trump’s contempt for the rule of law is absolute – with his lawlessness and corruption Trump continues to demonstrate he’s unfit to be president.

Waaah waaaah waaaah, come the muffled cries from libtard facediaper......

 

[d0gbreath]

He was more president during the swearing in than Biden was during the whole 4 years of clusterfuck.

At least he was smart enough to not burn his hand on the Bible.

 

[MarathonMike]

“It does not matter what executive action Trump takes; he cannot limit, halt, or refuse to carry out spending authorized and appropriated by Congress and signed into law.

This action is willful and deliberate. It is designed to pick a fight over spending, and relies on fanciful theories that would render Congress a vestigial organ in the governmental order. It means to nullify the congressional spending power by presidential fiat. And it hopes to spark litigation whereby the judiciary assents to that transfer of power, emasculating itself in the process.”

Trump’s Most Lawless Action Yet

Pausing funds appropriated by Congress is a deliberate taunt to draw a legal challenge that the White House’s most radical architects think will give them unilateral spending power.

prospect.org

Trump’s contempt for the rule of law is absolute – with his lawlessness and corruption Trump continues to demonstrate he’s unfit to be president.

C Clayton Hypocrite cheered on Democrat lawlessness for four years.