task0778
Diamond Member
A federal judge in Rhode Island on Friday afternoon blocked the Trump administration from suspending all food aid for millions of Americans amid the ongoing government shutdown, in a case brought by a group of US cities, nonprofit organizations and a trade union.
And at almost the same time, in a separate but similar case, a federal judge in Massachusetts ruled that the government must continue to fund the program that helps low-income households stave off food insecurity, in a case brought by the Democratic attorneys general from 22 states and the District of Columbia and three governors who sued the administration.
MSN
Well, now that two district court judges said it I guess it will be ignored twice as hard.
Slapped down in 3, 2, 1.
I do not believe that either judge has the authority to usurp Congress' power of the purse, that is unconstitutional and a higher court will overturn both decisions based on a clear violation of the separation of powers. Trump can't do anything about it and neither can any judge or justice, up to and including the Supreme Court. Congress has stop effing around and do their job.
This smells like political grandstanding by a couple of rogue judges that know full well they can't legally do what they ruled. Sad.
