#executivepower

"You're not the President, you need to go away" and "I want you to shut your fucking mouth up."

I wonder where a 4 year old got those comments? Most 4 year olds I've met parrot what their parents say. If we are truly looking at a President Musk scenario, the United States needs to think critically.

Yes, we still have Congress and the judiciary, but we have already seen how they are trying to sow doubt towards both and prop up Executive power. While we know Donald Trump has the power keep playing to his faults and weaknesses. Make the President Musk jokes, print things like Time Magazine.

PODCAST SEGMENT 3: "This lawfare drowns courts in frivolous injunctions to trap White House lawyers in a circus of filings—a desperate gambit by the “resistance” to dismantle the Deep State apparatus propping up Democrats…."

Meet D. John Sauer. 👀

Before this job:

Trump's personal criminal defense lawyer

Won Trump immunity from prosecution

Tried to overturn the 2020 election

Now: US Solicitor General — the "Tenth Justice"

What he's done in one year:

⚖️ Gutted the Voting Rights Act Justice Kagan: the majority "filches" HIS arguments

☢️ Arguing to give the president unlimited power to fire independent agency heads

His phrase: 1935 precedent is "a decaying husk with bold and particularly dangerous pretensions"

🛂 Arguing to end birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment

And when liberal justices push back?

Conservative justices step in and throw him lifelines. 👀

He stood beside Trump when Trump called the justices "an embarrassment to their families."

Legal scholars say: "He's defied the studied detachment of the solicitor general's office and openly retained his MAGA-warrior sensibility." — CNN's Joan Biskupic

Term ends July 1. The biggest decisions are still coming. 😮

👉 Full analysis: https://usanewshub26.blogspot.com

🎓 The Big SCOTUS Decisions Are Coming — Here’s What’s at Stake

📅 June always brings drama to the U.S. Supreme Court

Every year, the U.S. Supreme Court wraps its term with a series of monumental rulings — and 2025 is no different. In the latest NPR episode “The Big SCOTUS Decisions Looming”, Nina Totenberg unpacks the legal tremors about to shake the country.

⚖️ Here’s what’s on the table:

Birthright citizenship & executive power: Can a president change constitutional interpretation with an executive order?

Tennessee’s gender-affirming care ban: A pivotal moment for trans rights and state intervention in healthcare.

Texas’ age-verification law for porn sites: Tech, privacy, and First Amendment collide in a digital-age legal battle.

The Supreme Court is preparing to define national conversations around identity, rights, and government authority for years to come.