Reining in rogue judges

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June 7, 2025
Reining in rogue judges
By Mike McDaniel

We’ve all seen the statistics. Rogue federal district court judges, virtually all appointed by Democrat presidents, have flung a blizzard of nationwide injunctions at Donald Trump, far more than “X” number of former presidents combined. I include no speculative numbers because I’m sure more are being issued as I write.



This is one area where the Founders may have made a mistake. The Supreme Court is the only court established by the Constitution which gives Congress the power to establish all inferior courts and their powers. To maintain judicial independence, and ostensibly to keep politics out of our justice system—see what I mean about a possible mistake?—these judges have lifetime appointments, and even when they retire many choose “senior” status which allows them to continue to decide cases well into dementia. Impeachment—another mistake?--is the only means to remove them.

Americans, even some Democrats who these days hardly qualify as Americans, are coming to the inescapable conclusion Democrat judges are abusing their authority. There is no statutory, Constitutional basis for nationwide injunctions, nor is there any basis for district court judges to usurp the President’s Article II powers, yet they’re doing just that. We now have hundreds of pseudo-presidents conducting foreign policy and otherwise running the executive branch, often with conflicting mandates.

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https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2025/06/reining_in_rogue_judges.html

[MeganC]

"Impeachment is the only means to remove them."

If it gets bad enough there are other ways to remove judges who mistake themselves for dictators. 

Now it falls to Congress to rein in these black robed tyrants before We The People have to put an end to it.

[Fishrrman]

Mr. McDaniel titles his piece:
"Reining in rogue judges"

A little late, Mike.
On Feb. 13 this year I put up the following post here:
https://www.gopbriefingroom.com/index.php/topic,553316.msg3138719.html#msg3138719

I needed a name with which to save it to my archives, so I saved it as, "Dealing with Rogue Judges".

Unlike Mr. McDaniel, however, I outlined "the way forward".

[Weird Tolkienish Figure]

No individual federal judge anywhere should have the power to overturn executive action.

Eh? So if someone like Biden was in power, you'd want there to be no judicial roadblocks in their way?

Critical thinking skills!

Anyway, maybe this is why, instead of enacting EO's, we actually win some elections, pass some legislation? Instead of B&Ming about the same old shit?