And in The Hague id like to see Jack Smith as the prosecutor.

When @cnbc cut away from his remarks I asked them to continue showing them as it demonstrates what a blithering idiot he is and the American people deserve to see/know it.

Might be a Kent State.

I doubt they need the Epstein info; they setup and collected all they needed when Trump visited Russia.

I used to think he had the personality of an adolescent; I was wrong he’s a 4th grader in an old man’s body.

The court blocked all the tariffs Trump imposed under the IEEPA, thus ending Trump’s tariff spree, although the administration will appeal.

“Congress manifestly is not permitted to abdicate or to transfer to other the essential legislative functions with which it is thus vested,” the court writes.

Since he took office on January 20, 2025, the judges noted, Trump “has declared several national emergencies and imposed various tariffs in response.” But the IEEPA has “meaningful limits,” the court writes, and “an unlimited delegation of tariff authority would be unconstitutional.”

In 1977, Congress passed the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, often abbreviated as IEEPA, delegating to the president the power to adjust tariffs in times of national emergency, but Trump has used that power far beyond what the Constitution will permit.

The judges, one appointed by President Ronald Reagan, one by President Barack Obama, and one by Trump himself, noted that the U.S. Constitution gives exclusively to Congress the power to impose tariffs.

Here’s how Heather Cox Richardson explains it: [A] three-judge panel at the U.S. Court of International Trade ruling today that President Donald J. Trump’s sweeping “Liberation Day” tariffs are illegal.

They say anything they want to. No need for truth or facts.

Sadly, you are right, and he uses delay in the judicial system to afford him time to discredit the judiciary, and then create another contrivance for further delay while he ignores the court.

Trump and his minions will say anything. If it’s self serving truth matters not.

“But honestly, it’s kind of fine—because the government works. It’s not as inefficient as I was expecting, to be honest. I was hoping for more easy wins.”

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