Margot Cleveland on FBI Corruption, Trump's Legal Battles, and Judicial Lawlessness

Judicial WatchJune 27, 202543 min7,657 views

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Judicial Lawlessness and Executive Authority

⚖️ The public struggles to reconcile the power of the President with district court judges issuing nationwide injunctions, often inappropriately.
🏛️ While judicial checks are necessary, an increasing number of grossly inappropriate injunctions erode public trust in the legal system.
🚨 The TikTok ban and federalizing the National Guard are cited as examples where judges overstepped their authority, leading to swift appeals.

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